@@aschmelyun I know, I bet you have a real world job and this tuts are an extra, you teach so well, I bet if you make complete series you will get tons of views.
This is an amazing tutorial. I've watched several tuts on Collections but this stands out for me. Awesome Tut, Awesome Example. Awesome Pace. Thank you Andrew
Hi there. I found the solution - I think: public function filter() { $posts = $this->posts->filter(function($post, $key) { if( empty($post['data']['post_hint'])) { return false; } return \Illuminate\Support\Str::contains( $post['data']['url'], 'i.redd.it'); });
So... if I get some Real Estate data coming from a external api (json), convert into a Laravel Collection I can paginate the results with pagination method?
Good question. Did you hack this? Been struggling with the same. After converting Odata to collection how do you paginate without first saving to db table
@@stephenmcatieno3849 hmmm, I don't quite remember because its been a while... since I hit apis with ReactJS now, I can get the results and modify in any format using javascript functions
@@aschmelyun Please can you help me / us with a solution as to how to get around the problem Undefined array key "post_hint" with collections filter method. I am struggling to find a solution for days now.
Hi here is the work I put in for pluck. Seems to be working. 1. declare $images at top of controller then public function pluck() { $images = $this->posts->filter(function($post, $key) { if( empty($post['data']['post_hint'])) { return false; } return \Illuminate\Support\Str::contains( $post['data']['url'], 'i.redd.it'); }) ->pluck('data.url') ->all(); return view('collections.pluck' , [ 'images' => $images ]); } 2. In pluck.blade.php @foreach($images as $image) blabla blabla@endforeach
