Assume the following models:
class Character extends Model
{
protected $fillable = ['items'];
protected $guarded = ['id'];
public function items(){
return $this->hasMany("App\Item");
}
}
class Item extends Model
{
public function character(){
return $this->belongsTo("App\Character");
}
}
When a request is made, the controller performs the following:
public function getCharacter(Request $request, $characterID = 0){
$characters = array(Character::find($characterID));
foreach($characters as $key => $value){
//ADD THE ITEMS
$characters[$key]->items = $characters[$key]->items;
}
return $characters;
}
------This works fine.
Im getting a character json with a member "items" that holds all the data for the corresponding item models.
However, assume Items
didnt belong to Character
but to ItemPackage
. Specifically, Items
belong to ItemPackage
( ItemPackage
has many Items
) and ItemPackage
belongs to Character
( Character
has many ItemPackage
(s) )
In a similar fashion, i tried performing the following in the controller but it doesnt work.
....
foreach($characters as $key => $value){
//ADD THE ITEM
$characters[$key]->itemPackages = $characters[$key]->itemPackages
//the above line works but we also need to add the item obj data so:
foreach($characters[$key]->itemPackages as $key2){
$characters[$key]->itemPackages[$key]->arrayOfItems = "whatever here";
}
}
....
Specifically, i get an error of : Undefined offset: 1. Im clearly not understanding the data structures im operating on very well, maybe someone could illuminate me.
Thanks for taking the time
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