Issue in relationship about laravel-restify HOT 4 CLOSED

I'd recommend you use the same key in the Repository as the name of the function in your User model.

return [ 'userfriends' => HasMany::make('userfriends', UserRepository::class)]; if you relation in User is public function userfriends(): HasMany

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@arthurkirkosa i am doing same please see the snippets

Table structure is

users have user id as uuid
contacts table have
user_id as uuid and friend_id as uuid

1. User Model

public function userfriends(): HasMany { return $this->hasMany(Contact::class,'friend_id', 'id'); }

2. ContactsRepository Relation

Key on contacts repository is public static string $uriKey = 'contacts';

public static function related(): array { return [ 'userfriends' => HasMany::make('userfriends', UserRepository::class), ]; }

3. Contact Model

public function userfriends(): BelongsTo { return $this->belongsTo(User::class, 'friend_id'); }

API call if is like that

{{host}}/api/restify/contacts?related=userfriends

Result i am expecting is all friend_ids with relation but now i am getting error of un defined function maps

"message": "Call to undefined method App\\Models\\User::map()",

Please guide am i doing something wrong

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Also if i use belongsTo relation like that
return [ 'userRelationship' => BelongsTo::make('userfriends', UserRepository::class), ];

it will only return first record as relation output something like that

Please guide as it just show relation for first record

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Yes, as Contact has a BelongTo with User, that's the relation you have to use in your ContactRepository as well.

Because a Contact Belongs To a User, it's normal for you to have just one item of User loaded with that Contact

If you what the full list of contacts start from the User repo
GET /api/restify/users?related=userfriends

For clarity I would rename the methods in each model to the corresponding entity

// User

public function contacts(): HasMany {}
// or
public function friends(): HasMany {}

// Contact

public function user(): BelongsTo {}
// or
public function friend(): BelongsTo {}

Naming them in singular and plural would outline how many object I should receive when using the relation in the code

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