Description
I'm developing a new API on Lumen and renaming the columns of the legacy database.
I have two tables, Images and Variants, Images has many Variants.
- Variants is the mapped name of the table usu_t075varest
- Images is the mapped name of the table usu_t075desest
Mapped this relation as the Lumen docs suggest:
Image.php
public function variants() {
return $this->hasMany(Variant::class, 'usu_coddes','usu_coddes');
}
- usu_coddes is the foreign key on Variants table.
- usu_coddes is the primary key on Images table.
Calling the the route \api\images\SR16105G13 with no authentication:
public function read($id) {
$image = Image::where('usu_coddes', $id)
->with('variants')
->first();
if ($image === null)
return response(null, 404);
return response()->json($image);
}
The PHP interpreter never goes beyond the with('variants') function, i did some step by step debugging with Zend debugger and saw that in the function callHook on Sofa\Hookable\Builder it calls the callParent function with the first argument "whereIn" so it will call the parent whereIn on Eloquent\Builder but that function doesn't exists there, so PHP reverts the call back to whereIn on Sofa\Hookable\Builder that calls callHook and so on, until call stack is exceeded for Apache and it reboots killing the connection.
I'm not very familiar with Lumen Eloquent structure to make any modification to solve this, anyone could give me a hand or commit the solution?