In this video, Justin demonstrates how to write a one-to-one relationship in Laravel, where one entry in the database relates to exactly one other record.
- [Instructor] We'll start now … building relationships for our Laravel Eloquent models. … Relationships in Laravel give us the ability … to then access and be able to talk to … and ask questions about that related model very easily. … One to one relationships are where one Laravel model … relates to only one other related record. … In our database we have a few examples of this. … But the one we've worked with most frequently … is how rooms relate to exactly one room type. … Let's see how to build up that relationship in Laravel … by opening up our room model at app, Room.php. … In our room model, the room has a field, … the room_type_Id field. … This room_type_Id field corresponds … to the matching type record. … To define this, we'll define a method … that will return this matching relationship. … Typically, this function is the name of the model. … And in the case where our relationship … only returns one record, we set it to be a singular … definition of that model name. … So in our case, write on line 21, …
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10/4/2019Released
7/8/2019- Exploring Laravel
- Setting up simple authentication
- Controllers and routes
- Create and index view
- Show, edit, and destroy views
- Models
- Writing scopes in Laravel Eloquent
- Creating one-to-one relationships
Skill Level Beginner
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Introduction
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What you should know1m 52s
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1. Installation
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Install Homestead8m 7s
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Explore Laravel4m 43s
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Configuration4m 47s
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The first page5m 21s
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2. Starting Your Project
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Simple authentication2m 38s
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The first migration7m 49s
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Seeding3m 40s
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The first route3m 15s
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The first controller3m 17s
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The first action5m 1s
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The first view6m 7s
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3. The Create and Index Views
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Resource controller routes7m 56s
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Index action6m 17s
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Index view6m 6s
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Create an action4m 55s
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Create a view3m 49s
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Store an action5m 22s
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4. The Show, Edit, and Destroy Views
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Show action and view5m 3s
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Edit an action5m 47s
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Edit a view8m 45s
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Update an action2m 30s
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Destroy an action5m 15s
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5. Models
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The first model4m 9s
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Pagination3m 43s
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Finding4m 41s
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Saving4m 37s
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Editing1m 50s
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Soft-deleting2m 52s
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6. Eloquent
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Scopes4m 42s
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One-to-one relationships4m 32s
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One-to-many relationships3m 29s
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Many-to-many relationships4m 44s
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Lazy-loading relationships3m 16s
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Eager loading relationships2m 18s
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Saving relationships3m 54s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m
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