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Many times you might want to use this wonderful thing called Route Model Binding in Laravel but back off because you might need its related table data too. Yup! I too had come across this situation.
Example - You want to show Customer details and CustomerAddress details so you would have done something like the following
public function show($customer)
{
$customer = Customer::with('customerAddress')->where('id', $customer)->first();
return view('customer.show', [
'customer' => $customer
]);
}
But let me explain 2 simple approaches to achieve it.
public function show(Customer $customer)
{
$customerAddress = CustomerAddress::where('id', $customer)->get();
return view('customer.show', [
'customer' => $customer,
'customerAddress' => $customerAddress
]);
}
Now lets see the simple way
load
)public function show(Customer $customer)
{
/** Super Awesome Right? */
$customer->load(['customerAddress']);
return view('customer.show', [
'customer' => $customer
]);
}
Yup the following is the super cool line.
$customer->load(['customerAddress']);
Make sure to use this wisely as it will load all the related table every time you query.
class Customer extends Model
{
use SoftDeletes;
protected $with = ['customerAddress'];
}
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