I am working on some reporting for an app that has users and bookings.
The aim is to return all users that haven't made a booking within the last 2 months.
My query currently returns all users who has ever made a booking at the given team and order the bookings by newest to oldest.
My question is how can I only return users where the last booking made has an estimated booking time more than 2 months ago?
My current query is:
$collection = User::whereHas('customerBookings', function($q) use ($teamId) {
$q->where('team_id', $teamId);
})->with(['customerBookings' => function ($q) use ($teamId) {
$q->where('team_id', $teamId);
$q->orderBy('estimated_booking_time', 'desc');
}])
->get();
This correctly returns all users that have bookings (relationship to a bookings table) that have the requested team_id and then only return the bookings that match the same requirements.
I was going to use ->reject on the collection but I would rather just filter out in the query itself.
Ideally I want to add something to the with claus:
$q->where( FIRST RELATIONSHIP ITEM ->estimated_booking_time, '<=', Carbon::now()->subMonths(2) );
The issue for me is how I can get the first item from the relationship and use it to only return the users depending on this last item.
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