Relationships

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Relationships

[akDeveloper]

In your UserMapper class i see that you define oneToMany as
$this->oneToMany('user', ArticleMapper::CLASS);
Is this a typo?
I think it should be like this
$this->oneToMany('articles', ArticleMapper::CLASS);

[harikt]

@akDeveloper yes that was a typo in what I have written here not in source code.

Have updated the comment.

Thank you.

[jakejohns]

I think the issue is that it's mapping articles.id to users.id, but you want it to map articles.user_id to users.id

Docs say:

[...] same column names in the foreign table.
[...] map to those same column names in the native table.

So you gotta use the on method like you said if you want to use the terse id form for primary keys,

or you can change the db structure to use the same explicit column names if you want to use the "auto mapping" .... so like this:

article table

article_id	user_id	title	body
1	1	something	something
2	1	another	another

user table

user_id	name
1	James
2	Bond

So user_id is the name of the column in both tables.

[harikt]

@jakejohns yes. After your post, I re-read the docs once again today and sounds right.

Thank you.