Go throw laravel documentation to read about it & many more blog
First you need to clone this and save .env.example as .env and setup your environment or just change the database configure
DB_CONNECTION=mysql
DB_HOST=127.0.0.1
DB_PORT=3306
DB_DATABASE=your-database-name
DB_USERNAME=your-database-user-name
DB_PASSWORD=your-database-password(if have)
Now just run some command on terminal one by one
composer install
php artisan migrate
php artisan serve
As I have said this is One to Many relationship. // Imagine part
- Example1: A User can have many posts
- Example2: Student can have many Books
- Example3: Office can have many employees
- Example3: Owner can have many cars
So I have just created Two model
- User
- Post
User Model are relation with hasOne
public function posts()
{
return $this->hasMany(Post::class);
}
Posts Model are relation with belongsTo
public function user()
{
return $this->belongsTo(User::class);
}
// You can save return $this->belongsTo(User::class, 'user_id'); relation column name if you didn't follow the naming convention
And controller code are depend's on condition what I need. So you can got throw the controllers method.
if you have Postman/any software like that please import One-to-Many.postman_collection.json file either call
- {url-of-your-app}/api/users --method : get // get all user list
- {url-of-your-app}/api/users/{user} --method : get // get one user by id with her/his posts
- {url-of-your-app}/api/users --method : post // insert user details
- {url-of-your-app}/api/users/{user} --method : put // update user details
- {url-of-your-app}/api/users/{user} --method : delete // delete user and her/his posts
- {url-of-your-app}/api/posts --method : get // get all posts
- {url-of-your-app}/api/posts/{post} --method : get // get one posts with user details by post_id/id
- {url-of-your-app}/api/posts/ --method : post // create post
- {url-of-your-app}/api/posts/{post} --method : put // update post by post_id/id
- {url-of-your-app}/api/posts/{post} --method : delete // delete post by post_id/id