i have a problem when i use API Resources inside another API Resources class like this:
if (! Route::is('job.*')) {
$data['sites']= SiteResource::collection($this->sites);
$data['jobs'] = JobResource::collection($this->jobs);
}
but when I remove the class the problem disappears like this :
if (! Route::is('job.*')) {
$data['sites']= $this->sites;
$data['jobs'] = $this->jobs;
}
this is -> image for error
this is my code :
class CustomerResource extends JsonResource
{
public function toArray($request)
{
$data = [
'id' => $this->id,
'name' => $this->name,
'billing_details' => $this->billing_details,
'billing_info' => [
'address' => $this->billing->address,
'street_num' =>$this->billing->street_num,
'country' =>$this->billing->country->name,
'city' =>$this->billing->city,
'postal_code' =>$this->billing->postal_code,
'credit_limit' =>$this->billing->credit_limit,
'payment_term_id' =>$this->billing->payment_term_id,
'send_statement' =>$this->billing->send_statement
],
'contacts' => $this->contacts,
'sitecontact' => $this->sitecontact,
];
if (! Route::is('job.*')) {
$data['sites']= SiteResource::collection($this->sites);
$data['jobs'] = JobResource::collection($this->jobs);
}
return $data;
}
}
CodePudding user response:
I called CustomerRessource class on JobRessource class which leads to an infinite loop between them
if (! Route::is('job.*')) {
$data['sites']= SiteResource::collection($this->sites);
$data['jobs'] = JobResource::collection($this->jobs);
}
I fixed it by using this condition on JobRessource
if (Route::is('job.*')) {
$data['customer' ] = new CustomerResource($this->customer);
}
@N69S thank you for your comment