I know the fact that Laravel has removed lists()
function and moved functions signature as pluck()
. But, this leads to a lot of work for someone who wants to Upgrade from Laravel 4.x to Laravel 5.4.
Hence, I am trying to find a way to just make use of existing function i.e. lists()
in my code and just make use of pluck()->toArray()
when this function is called.
I have tried the following.
Method 1
class BaseModel extends Illuminate\Database\Query\Builder
public function __call($method, $args)
{
return call_user_func_array($this->method,$args);
}
public function lists($column){
return $this->pluck($column)->toArray();
}
Wont work!.
Reason : This needs to be extended along with the BaseModel class. But, it already extends Eloquent Model Class.
Method 2
Tried adding the Required function using trait
like
listsWorkAround.php
<?php
trait listsWorkAround
{
function lists($column){
return $this->pluck($column)->toArray();
}
}
Model.php
<?php
namespace App;
use Watson\Rememberable\Rememberable;
use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Model as Eloquent;
abstract class Model extends Eloquent
{
use listsWorkAround;
use Rememberable;
}
Nope ain't no success.
Method 3
Tried adding a as ServiceProvider
and add a macro
function for the Builder
Class i.e. lists
in this case.
But, the problem is the final returned entity is a Collection no matter what as it is returned using the __call
function of the Builder. But, the desired entity is an Array
.
via Ateeq Ahmed