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To modify keys of nested arrays in Laravel, you can use the map function in combination with the array_dot and array_change_key_case functions. Here is an example of how you can modify keys of nested arrays:
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$array = [ 'foo_bar' => [ 'baz_qux' => 'value', ], ]; $modifiedArray = collect($array)->map(function ($item, $key) { return is_array($item) ? array_change_key_case(array_dot($item), CASE_UPPER) : $item; })->all(); print_r($modifiedArray); |
In this example, the array is transformed into a collection, and then the map function is used to loop through each item in the array. If the item is an array, we use the array_dot function to flatten the array and then the array_change_key_case function to change the keys to uppercase. Finally, we convert the collection back to an array using the all() method and print the modified array using the print_r function.
This is just one way to modify keys of nested arrays in Laravel. There are other approaches depending on the specific requirements of your project.