I'm using Laravel's eloquent ORM, and I was hoping to be able to return a queried laravel model as an attribute, or more ideally as an eloquent relation. This is what I'm trying to do:
class CalendarEvent extends Model
{
protected $appends = array('conflicts');
public function getConflictsAttribute () {
$conflicts = CalendarEvent::where('calendar_event_type','=',$this->calendar_event_type)
->where('start','<',$this->end)
->where('end','>',$this->start)
->get();
}
}
This is an attempt to get over-lapping calendar events, which would be the conflicting events, returned as an object against each event.
This would then mean any query run would return the conflicts :
$event = CalendarEvent::where('id','=',123)->first();
$event->conflicts; // conflicting events
via Chebli Mohamed
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