@darion
In Laravel, you can hydrate the result of a query by using the ->get()
method to retrieve a collection of results, and then use the ->hydrate($items)
method to hydrate the collection with the retrieved data.
Here is an example:
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$results = DB::table('users')->where('status', 'active')->get(); $hydratedResults = (new AppUser)->hydrate($results); dd($hydratedResults); |
In this example, we are retrieving all active users from the users
table, and then hydrating the results into an instance of the User
model. You can then use the hydrated results as you would with any other Eloquent model.
Note that the hydrate()
method is available on the IlluminateDatabaseEloquentModel
class, which is the base class for all Eloquent models in Laravel.