Reputation: 6052
I am trying to recreate below logic in Laravel:
Now this is a dynamic sailing schedule, currently created in Excel. In my Laravel app, I would like to for each origin/destination (Origin to Destination):
I am having a hard time grasping the logic required to do this.
Right now, my thoughts were to:
Carriers
model and table, which holds all the different carriers (for example "ACL")Vessels
model and table, which holds all the different vessels, for a specific carrier (For example "Atlantic Sky" and "Atlantic Sail"). I will then define a hasOne
relationship on these two models.Now I will also need some sort of table, that holds the specific route (For example New York to Copenhagen and then list all carriers that have this route.
However, I am not able to grasp how I should do this when I need to be able to dynamically add as many ETD
and ETA
points?
My thought was to:
Routes
model, which then holds the routing information such as (vessel_id, cut_off_date) - but how do I go about creating the `etd1, etd2, etd3, eta1, eta2, eta3 columns when this can vary from route to route?Upvotes: 0
Views: 109
Reputation: 3594
I recommend you pass the data as JSON data in the body of a POST request.
Otherwise, pass them as a url-encoded json object in the url parameters.
Something like this:
$myDataObj = [["type" => "ETD", "city" = "New York", "date" = "6/NOV"]
["type" => "ETA", "city" = "Boston", "date" = "12/NOV"]];
$myDataJSON = json_encode($myDataObj);
Then you can add $myDataJSON
as a parameter value in your json-encoded url.
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 32748
Sounds like your Route
model would have a vessel-id and the start and end destinations. Then a routes_stops
model or something like that would detail all of the individual stops between the start & end.
Upvotes: 1