I have a function allArticlesCount that counts all articles that have draft 1.
$allArticlesCount = Article::where('draft', 1)->count();
I also have a function that counts the number of articles in a specific category, I use withCount , but she counts absolutely all the articles, and I only need with draft 1
$categories = BlogCategory::withCount('articles')->get();
The question is, how can I make it so that all articles that have draft 1 are counted in the $categories function?
CodePudding user response:
The withCount() function, like the with() function, can use an array as its argument to allow modification of the relationship being counted. In your instance, you'd do the following:
$categories = BlogCategory::withCount(['articles' => function($query){
$query->where('draft', 1);
}])->get();
This will return your BlogCategory instances, each with a articles_count property indicative of the number of draft articles related to each instance.
Alertnatively, you can define a draftArticles relationship:
public function draftArticles() {
return $this->hasMany(Article::class)->where('draft', 1);
// Note: May need to adjust `hasMany()` to reference proper FK column, etc.
}
And perform withCount() on that instead:
$categories = BlogCategory::withCount('draftArticles')->get();
Each BlogCategory instance would have a draft_articles_count property reflecting that.
