Reputation: 2011
Say I have a shopping cart with relationship:
public function items()
{
return $this->belongsToMany(Item::class, 'cart_item', 'cart_id', 'item_id')->withPivot('quantity');
}
Say I have multiple $carts
with each $cart->items
and I want to generate a list of all items in this cart with summation on pivot.quantity
.
e.g:
[
{'item': Apple, 'pivot.quantity': 2},
{'item': Orange, 'pivot.quantity': 1},
]
[
{'item': Apple, 'pivot.quantity': 4},
{'item': Banana, 'pivot.quantity': 1},
]
Will produce
[
{'item': Apple, 'pivot.quantity': 6},
{'item': Banana, 'pivot.quantity': 1},
{'item': Orange, 'pivot.quantity': 1},
]
My thought would be first to iterate through all $carts
to produce a list like this:
[$cart[0]->items[0], $cart[0]->items[1], …, $cart[n]->items[n]]
Is it possible to achieve something like this in one line?
Then summation would be a trivial groupBy('item')
followed with appropriate sum
.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 757
Reputation: 7381
This should work
$carts = [
// this is your array;
];
$newCart = collect($carts)->flatten(1)->groupBy("item")->map(function($q){
$item = $q->first()['item'];
$quantity = $q->reduce(function($carry, $item){
// Use this, as your quantity is not an object
// of pivot
return $carry + $item['pivot.quantity'];
// use this if quantity is an object of pivot
return $carry + $item['pivot']['quantity'];
});
return compact("item","quantity");
})->values();
Hope it helps.
Upvotes: 1