I have 4 tables with their corresponding models as follows:
//Table is applications
class Application extends BaseModel {
public function bill(){
return $this->belongsTo(Bill::class,'bill_id');
}
}
//Table is bills
class Bill extends BaseModel {
public function groups(){
return $this->hasMany(Group::class,'group_id');
}
}
//Table is groups
class Group extends BaseModel {
public function items(){
return $this->hasMany(Item::class,'item_id');
}
}
//Table is items
class Item extends BaseModel {
// some props
}
Every Application
has Bill
which is then divided into Groups
. Each group
has Items
. Note that Items
table is the one that defines item
and the amount/unitprice
of each item.
This is what I want:
From within the Application
Model I want to define a function to return Items. I have tried the followings:
class Application extends BaseModel {
...
public function billItems()
{
return $this->with('bill.groups.items');
}
}
All I end up getting is:
"message": "\Application::billItems must return a relationship instance.",
"exception": "LogicException",
What's wrong. What can I do to get it working? I'm using Laravel 5.7
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