Hello I have this method that mass create student sections

Enrollment controller method this code works fine but it doesn't get in my studentSectionObserver. Although it's getting saved one by one with for loop.

public function setStudentsSection(Request $request)
    {
        $enrollments = Enrollment::whereIn('student_id', $request->students)->where('session_id', $request->session_id)->get();
        $program_section = ProgramSection::withCount('students')->find($request->program_section_id);
        if(($program_section->students_count   count($enrollments)) <= $program_section->max_students) {
            $new_student_sections = array();
            foreach($enrollments as $enrollment) {
                $data = [
                    'student_id'    => $enrollment->student_id,
                    'enrollment_id' => $enrollment->id,
                    'section_id'    => $request->program_section_id,
                    'created_at'    => Carbon::now()
                ];
                array_push($new_student_sections, $data);
            }
            return StudentSection::insert($new_student_sections);
        }
        return response()->json(['errors' => ['message' => 'Selected Section is full.']], 405);
    }

Then i output this activity with studentSectionObserver and added log::info but it doesn't log anything

public function created(StudentSection $student_section)
    {
        Log::info('test');
        $student = $student_section->student()->get()->first();
        $section = $student_section->section()->get()->first();
        Logger::createLog("Assigned " . $student->first_name . " " . $student->last_name . " '" . $section->section->name . "'");
    }

I know this observer gets triggered cause i tested it with this method whenever i add section the studentSectionObserver triggers Logger.

public function enrollStudent(EnrollmentRequest $request)
    {
        $check_if_exist = Enrollment::where('student_id', $request->student_id)->where('session_id', $request->session_id)->first();
        if (!$check_if_exist) {
            $program_section = ProgramSection::withCount('students')->find($request->section_id);
            if($program_section) {
                if($program_section->students_count < $program_section->max_students) {
                    $enrollment = Enrollment::create($request->all());
                    $section_data = ['student_id' => $request->student_id, 'section_id' => $request->section_id, 'enrollment_id' => $enrollment->id];
                    $section = StudentSection::create($section_data);
                    return response()->json($enrollment, 200);
                }
                return response()->json(['errors' => ['message' => 'Selected Section is full.']], 405);
            }
            $enrollment = Enrollment::create($request->all());
            return response()->json($enrollment, 200);
        } 
        return response()->json(['errors' => ['message' => 'Student is already enrolled in this session.']], 405);
    }

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

CodePudding user response：

As you have figured out the answer on your own.

The reason for using create method is because it triggers the event on the model. Same goes for update method.

Following is the update method under the hood:

   /**
     * Update the model in the database.
     *
     * @param  array  $attributes
     * @param  array  $options
     * @return bool
     */
    public function update(array $attributes = [], array $options = [])
    {
        if (! $this->exists) {
            return false;
        }

        return $this->fill($attributes)->save($options);
    }

And the save method has these lines of code:

 if ($this->fireModelEvent('saving') === false) {
    return false;
 }

Similarly, create method works. That's why insert doesn't trigger the event on model and you had to use create method.

CodePudding user response：

Turns out i just need to use create method.

public function setStudentsSection(Request $request)
    {
        $enrollments = Enrollment::whereIn('student_id', $request->students)->where('session_id', $request->session_id)->get();
        $program_section = ProgramSection::withCount('students')->find($request->program_section_id);
        if(($program_section->students_count   count($enrollments)) <= $program_section->max_students) {
            foreach($enrollments as $enrollment) {
                $response = StudentSection::create([
                    'student_id'    => $enrollment->student_id,
                    'enrollment_id' => $enrollment->id,
                    'section_id'    => $request->program_section_id,
                    'created_at'    => Carbon::now()
                ]);

                return $response;
            }
            
        }
        return response()->json(['errors' => ['message' => 'Selected Section is full.']], 405);
    }

CodePudding user response：

Laravel observer doesn't work on bulk objects, it only works with single object. So when you use create() function it will trigger the observer.