Laravel eager load model relation using model instance?

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Is there any other way to eager load the modal relation and avoid having ['invoicePayments'] array selector?

fx:

$payment->load(['invoice.source', 'invoice.user'])
            ->getRelations()['invoicePayments'];

The main reason is like this for now is because I am using model binding injection, so my method is just function getInvoicePayments(Payment $payment) but I feel this array selection is wrong, but I can't think in any other solution for it? any ideas?

patricus · Accepted Answer · 2017-04-21 03:37:45Z

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All of the following should be equivalent:

$one = $payment->load(['invoice.source', 'invoice.user'])->getRelations()['invoicePayments'];

$two = $payment->load(['invoice.source', 'invoice.user'])->getRelation('invoicePayments');

$thr = $payment->load(['invoice.source', 'invoice.user'])->invoicePayments;

dd($one, $two, $thr);

answered Apr 21, 2017 at 3:37

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SyncroIT · Accepted Answer · 2022-07-15 03:53:51Z

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You can also manually try to access every relationship's property, this will force Laravel to load the relationship in the model's instance:

$payment->invoice->source;
$payment->invoice->user;
$payment->invoicePayments;

I actually don't like doing this, but it's another working way.

answered Jul 15, 2022 at 3:53

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