↗ Comparing Eloquent's get, cursor, chunk, and lazy methods
A short & sweet overview of get(), cursor(), chunk(), and lazy() to retrieve models from the database. It's a tradeoff between speed and memory usage.
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A short & sweet overview of get(), cursor(), chunk(), and lazy() to retrieve models from the database. It's a tradeoff between speed and memory usage.
I use Model::findOrFail a lot in Laravel. Recently, I realized it's not always the best option.
I've used HasOne relationships for 1:1 relationships, but those are rare. I haven't considered using them to scope down relationships, like having one default payment method in a set of n methods.
<?php class User extends Model{ public function paymentMethods(): HasMany { return $this->hasMany(PaymentMethod::class); } public function defaultPaymentMethod(): ?HasOne { return $this->hasOne(PaymentMethod::class) ->whereDefault(); }} $user->defaultPaymentMethod;
After reading Tim's post, I have a feeling there are some places where I needed this but didn't think of it at the time…