relationship model uuid

[goldspecdigital]

relationship model uuid

[matthew-inamdar]

@robertnicjoo I wouldn't expect this to work as you think, as it's ran as part of the boot() hook for a model. And since your pivot table isn't a model, it wouldn't have a boot() method to run.

As part of the sync() method, you can associate the ID with an array of attributes for the pivot table record, in which you could include the generated UUID using Ramsey\Uuid\Uuid\uuid4()->toString():

$post->tags()->sync([
    $tag1->id => ['id' => Ramsey\Uuid\Uuid\uuid4()->toString()],
]);

Source: https://laravel.com/docs/7.x/eloquent-relationships

[matthew-inamdar]

@robertnicjoo am I right in understanding you have the following?

• Post model
• Tag model
• post_tags pivot table

If so, what model is not having the id column value generated?

[robertnicjoo]

@robertnicjoo am I right in understanding you have the following?

* `Post` model

* `Tag` model

* `post_tags` pivot table

If so, what model is not having the id column value generated?

this table post_tags (ps: doesn't have a model)

[matthew-inamdar]

@robertnicjoo so does the post_tags table have an id column? Or is it a composite primary key of the post_id and tag_id columns?

[robertnicjoo]

Yes it does have column id , and no it's not composite primary key

[robertnicjoo]

Thank you I will try this.

[robertnicjoo]

Working codes

example 1 similar to @matthew-inamdar code

$tags_id = (array) $request->input('tags');
foreach( $tags_id as $tag_id ) {
  $post->tags()->sync([
    $tag_id => ['id' => \Ramsey\Uuid\Uuid::uuid4()->toString()],
  ]);
}

example 2

$tags_id = (array) $request->input('tags');
foreach( $tags_id as $tag_id ) {
  $tag_data_to_sync[ $tag_id ] = [ 'id' => \Ramsey\Uuid\Uuid::uuid4()->toString() ];
}
$post->tags()->sync( $tag_data_to_sync );

Note
If in any case your tag ids come to controller as strings like this

"86198680-1f0b-4544-851a-4c39e4f7c3ec,2bbe9776-7413-43fa-9cae-3378f39f3c2d"

You need to explode them first before you loop them

$tags_id = explode(',', $request->input('tags'));
foreach( $tags_id as $tag_id ) {
  ...
}