@shyann
In Laravel, you can sort the data in a collection using the sortBy
method.
Here is an example of how you can sort a collection of users by their "name" attribute:
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$users = AppUser::all(); $sortedUsers = $users->sortBy('name'); //You can also specify the sorting order as a second parameter, for example: //$sortedUsers = $users->sortBy('name', SORT_DESC); //You can then loop through the sorted collection as usual foreach ($sortedUsers as $user) { echo $user->name; } |
Alternatively, you can use the sortByDesc
method to sort the data in descending order:
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$sortedUsers = $users->sortByDesc('name'); |
You can also use the sortBy
method with a closure to sort the collection based on a custom function or attribute:
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$sortedUsers = $users->sortBy(function ($user) { return $user->name; }); |
These are some of the ways you can sort data in a collection in Laravel.