Reputation: 131
I would like that normal users don't see the pictures with a status of 0 (not visible) only the visible ones (status 1) but that admins can see everything.
Is this kind of solution viable or is there something cleaner to do? The gates/policies are not adapted for that, I don't see any other solution to my knowledge, that's why I come to you
Thanks in advance
public function show($name)
{
if(Auth::user()->isAdmin()) {
$model = cache()->remember('model_show'.$name, Config::get('cache.ttl'), function() use ($name) {
return Model::where('name', $name)->with('pictures')->first();
});
$pictures = $model->pictures()->latest()->paginate(18);
} else {
$model = cache()->remember('model_show'.$name, Config::get('cache.ttl'), function() use ($name) {
return Model::where('name', $name)->with('visible_pictures')->first();
});
$pictures = $model->visible_pictures()->latest()->paginate(18);
}
return view('model.model')->with(['model' => $model, 'pictures' => $pictures]);
}
Upvotes: 1
Views: 190
Reputation: 469
You can clean it up by using when function in the query itself.
public function show($name)
{
$model = cache()->remember('model_show'.$name, Config::get('cache.ttl'), function() use ($name) {
return Model::where('name', $name)->when( Auth::user()->isAdmin() , function ($q)
{
return $q->with('pictures');
}, function ($q)
{
return $q->with('visible_pictures');
})->first();
});
$pictures = $model->pictures()->latest()->paginate(18);
return view('model.model')->with(['model' => $model, 'pictures' => $pictures]);
}
or we could also use arrow functions
public function show($name)
{
$model = cache()->remember('model_show'.$name, Config::get('cache.ttl'), function() use ($name) {
return Model::where('name', $name)->when( Auth::user()->isAdmin() ,
fn($q) => $q->with('pictures') ,
fn($q) => $q->with('visible_pictures')
)->first();
});
$pictures = $model->pictures()->latest()->paginate(18);
return view('model.model')->with(['model' => $model, 'pictures' => $pictures]);
}
Upvotes: 1