/**
* заполнение таблицы пранзакций
*/
private function transactionsTable()
{
Transaction::truncate();
$u = User::count();
$c = Card::count();
$i = 0;
while ($i < 10) {
++$i;
Transaction::create(['user_id' => rand(1, $u), 'card_id' => rand(1, $c), 'money' => rand(0, 1000)]);
}
$crd = Card::all();
foreach ($crd as $v) {
$v->balance = Transaction::where('card_id', $v->id)->sum('money');
$v->save();
}
}
/**
* Returns an integer representing the number of
* cards in the database.
*
* @return mixed count of how many cards there are
*/
public function getCardCount()
{
// return the number of cards in the DB via
// eloquent's count() function
return \App\Card::count();
}
* Example3Controller.php
*
* This is nice because instead of having an entry for every route related
* to a given controller, you can dynamically generate them based on your
* controller functions.
*
* The rest of the examples will be located inside Example3Controller.php.
*
* Please note that this very often the best way to setup your routes.
*/
Route::controller('example3', 'Example3Controller');
/**
* route for form controller. basically the same thing as the above.
*/
Route::controller('form', 'FormController');
Route::get('/', 'HomeController@index');
/**
* routes for user auth, card, and playlist based functions
*/
Route::controllers(['auth' => 'Auth\\AuthController', 'password' => 'Auth\\PasswordController', 'card' => 'CardController', 'playlist' => 'PlaylistController']);
Route::get('/ajax', function () {
return view('ajax')->with('count', \App\Card::count());
});
/**
* a quick route to test new code.
*
* I usually use this route as a scratch pad and quick testing ground when
* I'm testing out a new idea, or trying to isolate a problem in my code.
*/
Route::get('/workspace', function () {
});
