public function testCanSortByCustomClosure()
{
$request = Request::create('/', 'GET', ['sort' => ['pogo' => 'desc']]);
$query = Sms::where('voip_id', 1);
$doc = MasonCollection::make()->setSortTypes([Sort::make('pogo')->setFunction(function (Builder $query, $direction) {
$query->orderBy('created', $direction);
})])->populate($request, $query);
$firstCreated = $doc->items[0]->created;
$lastCreated = $doc->items[7]->created;
$this->assertLessThan($firstCreated, $lastCreated);
}
/**
* Which sorting types are supported. The input is an array that can contain a mix of indexed and associative
* keys and values. Simple array values as shown below must refer to columns in the database table.
*
* $allowedTypes[] = 'blahblah';
* $allowedTypes[] = 'yoyoyo';
*
* For complex sort types, use the syntax below. The key does not necessarily refer to a column in the database
* table. The value must be a closure, which will be called with two arguments. The first is a reference to the
* Eloquent query, which the closure is expected to modify by adding one or more calls to $query->orderBy().
* The second argument given to the closure is the requested sort direction, e.g. "asc" or "desc".
*
* $allowedTypes['foofoo'] = function(Builder $query, $direction) {
* $query->orderBy('yip', $direction)
* ->orderBy('bang', $direction);
* };
*
* @param array $allowedTypes List of allowed sorting types for this collection.
* @param array $sorting Associative array of default sorting. Keys are sort types. Values are "asc or "desc".
* For example: $sorting = ['scheduled' => 'asc', 'created' => 'desc'];
* @return $this
*/
public function setSortTypes(array $allowedTypes, $defaultSorting = [])
{
$this->allowedSortTypes = [];
foreach ($allowedTypes as $index => $type) {
if ($type instanceof Sort) {
$sort = $type;
} else {
$sort = new Sort($type);
if (!is_numeric($index)) {
$sort->setField($index);
}
}
$this->allowedSortTypes[$sort->getName()] = $sort;
}
$this->defaultSorting = $defaultSorting;
return $this;
}
