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kandi X-RAY | checkin Summary
This application lets you manage a validation for the presence of people. People coming to work in a shared workspace can confirm their presence. Each person is given credit him allowing access to the shared workspace. The credits are provided by the administrators. Each worker can know who is on the shared workspace...
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- Configure that the user can be used in the controller .
- Configures that the user s names are required .
- Retrieves the label for the current thread
- Compares + expected + if + expected + is expected .
- Create an error message
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QUESTION
I'm building a web app using Laravel 8 and one thing I tend to struggle with is the complex relationships and accessing the data. I've started reading on hasManyThrough
relationships but I'm not convinced that's the correct way to do it for my scenario.
The app is used by travelling salesmen to check in to a location when they arrive safely.
I have three main tables:
Locations
(where they are visiting),Checkins
(where their check in data is stored, e.g. time),Users
This is where it gets a little complex and where I find myself not being able to see the wood for the trees...
- Locations have many users, users have many locations. Many-to-many pivot table created.
- Locations have many check ins, check ins have many locations. Many-to-many pivot table created.
- Check ins have many users, users have many check ins. Many-to-many pivot table created.
As such they're all created using a belongsToMany
relationship.
Now what I'd like to do is access the user
of the check in
so I can call something similar to on my show.blade.php
:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-14 at 23:46You said "Check ins have many users", you seem to want the singular user for a check-in, but currently that would result in many users. It sounds like users check-in in a many to one relationship
Also $checkin->created_at
will be by default a carbon object, so you can just go $checkin->created_at->format('jS F Y')
Also don't mix using compact
and with
, stay consistent and use only 1 as they achieve the same thing
Also $checkin->users()->name
won't work, if you use the brackets on syntax is only returns a query builder instance, which you would need to call get on like $checkin->users()->get()
, or you could use $checkin->users
which will fetch them anyway. You may want to look into using with('relation')
on query builder instances to stop N+1 queries if you want to dive a little deeper. Lastly $checkin->users()->get()->name
also won't work as your user relation is many to many which returns a collection, which again points to you should have a belongsTo relationship called user
without a pivot table
QUESTION
I am currently making a reports page and currently struggling how to render the dataset to my BarChart. I have no problems showing static data to the chart but when I use axios it does not work. I read solutions about using watchers and mounted. But I am confused how to apply it if my BarChart is in another component.
This is my BarChart Code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-14 at 02:59Use watch
inside your BarChart
component as below:
QUESTION
I've just started learning Vue, and am working on porting my django project to Vue. I started out simple. My objective is to create a component, which on loading, would use Axios to fetch a list of patients from my server.
So in my component, I wrote:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-13 at 20:37You are not returning the Promise axios.get(..).then(..)
creates in getPatientList({ commit }, date)
and thus the then()
in your Component is immediately called. Change getPatientList
to:
QUESTION
Is there any better way for doing this using plain javascript or using lodash package. I feel this code is a bit ugly and violates the DRY principle.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-06 at 13:44Create an array of keys you want to transform, and then reduce it, using the original object as the initial value:
QUESTION
I need to load json data in two dropdowns. This is my data
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-04 at 10:34Your object assign is not correct. If you change :
to =
, code will works fine.
QUESTION
I want to make an listview with checkboxes. But the checkbox check is not working properly, is checkin right just the first element in my list. Can you help me pls? Here is my code
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-01 at 16:08With the @blackapps's help, try this:
QUESTION
I have a system where a check-in can belong to a user subscription (relation between user and subscription plan) or to the user directly.
I wanted to retrieve the last check-in made by a user so I decided to do an advanced left join to get the check-ins of both instances (user and user subscription) but when I run the query the result set is empty.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-24 at 12:44Well after 30 minutes more of back and forth I discovered that the advanced join must be like this:
QUESTION
await queryInterface.sequelize.query(`
CREATE OR REPLACE "ViewShifts" AS
select
s.id,
s.facility_id,
s.assigned_nurse_id,
case when u.id is not null
then jsonb_build_object(
'id', u.id,
'name', u.name,
'rating', u.rating,
'image', u.image->>'src'
)
else null
end as "assignedNurse",
case when p.id is not null
then jsonb_build_object(
'id', p.id,
'paymentDate', p."paymentDate",
'isPaymentDateDefault', p."isPaymentDateDefault",
'status', p.status,
'type', p.type,
'netPay', p."netPay",
'comment', p.comment,
'reason', p.reason
)
else null
end as payment,
p.adjustments as "paymentAdjustments",
s.role,
s.type,
s.unit,
s."unitDescription",
s.start_time,
s.end_time,
s.rate,
s.net_pay,
s.qualifications,
s.description,
s.status,
s."prevStatus",
s."statusUpdatedAt",
s."breakTime",
s.review,
s."isMinPaymentEnabled",
s."applicantLocationStatus",
"checkIn".id as "checkInId",
"checkIn"."selectedTime" as "checkInTime",
"checkIn"."createdAt" as "checkInCreatedAt",
"checkOut".id as "checkOutId",
"checkOut"."selectedTime" as "checkOutTime",
"checkOut"."createdAt" as "checkOutCreatedAt",
"checkOut"."rating" as "ratingFromNurse",
s."applicantCount" as applicants,
f.id as "facilityId",
f.name as "facilityName",
f.short_name as "facilityShortName",
f.timezone as "facilityTimezone",
f."segmentId",
f."segmentName",
s."createdAt",
s."updatedAt",
s."deletedAt",
s."cancelledAt"
s."autoSelectApplicant",
s."autoSelectApplicantSelected",
s."autoSelectType",
from shifts s
left join facilities f on (s.facility_id = f.id and f."deletedAt" is null)
left join users u on (s.assigned_nurse_id = u.id)
left join "CheckEvents" as "checkIn" on (s."actualCheckInId" = "checkIn".id)
left join "CheckEvents" as "checkOut" on (s."actualCheckOutId" = "checkOut".id)
left join "Payments" as p on (p."shiftId" = s.id and p.type <> 'other');
`);
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-14 at 21:40You have some syntax error in your code
QUESTION
I am trying to figure out how to create (subarrays)? I'm not sure if that is the correct term, but I have examples listed below.
Essentially, I want an array for each resort. Within that array, I want array/sub-arrays for each room.
Any help is appreciated.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-14 at 11:27Now knowing you created the array you provided, I corrected your original code so it creates the desired format you want:
QUESTION
I'm trying to populate my existing Django model with values from a csv file. I've tried to use datetime.strptime() but it also has not worked.
This is the code I'm trying to run from the Django python manage.py shell loadcsv.py
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-11 at 15:51You need to skip headers while reading csv. Django is complaining about the header “date” which is not in date format. You can use either next or DictReader to skip headers.
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