When working with Vue in Laravel, you can either start from an entirely new application or use the in-built Vue integration. Also, we have defined additional routes that will be useful for our application. Route::get('/project/timers/active', ' ') Return Timer::with('project')->mine()->running()->first() ? Return $timer->with('project')->find($timer->id) $timer = Project::mine()->findOrFail($id)
#TIMETRACKER ANGULARJS CODE#
Paste the code below in the controller: validate()
#TIMETRACKER ANGULARJS UPDATE#
Next, let’s update the TimerController too. We also define two query scopes, the scopeMine which adds where a query for all the timers belonging to the user, and the scopeRunning which adds a where a query for all timers that are running. The second relationship is the project relationship which states that a Timer belongs to a Project. The first is user which states that the timer belongs to one User. In the model above, we defined two relationships. * \Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Relations\BelongsTo Open the class and, in the file, paste the following code: belongsTo(User::class) $table->foreign('project_id')->references('id')->on('projects') $table->timestamp('stopped_at')->default(null)->nullable() Open the timer migration file *_create_timers_table.php and paste the following in the file: increments('id') The next set of components to edit will be the Timer. In the store method, we just create a new Project for the user.Ĭreating Our Timer Database Migration, Model and Controller By adding with('timers') we eager load the timers relationship. In the index method, we return all the projects belonging to the logged in user. In the controller above, we define the middleware auth so that only authenticated users can access methods on the controller. Return $project ? array_merge($project->toArray(), ]) : false Return Project::mine()->with('timers')->get()->toArray() app/Http/ProjectController.php, and paste the following code: middleware('auth') The next file will be the ProjectController. The scopeMine is supposed to add the where a query that restricts the projects to only those belonging to the current user. Query scopes make it easier to mask complex queries in an Eloquent model. We also define a timers relationship which says every project has many Timers.įinally, we define an Eloquent Query Scope in the scopeMine method. We define the user relationship, which says a project belongs to one User. In the Eloquent model above, we define the fillables, and the with array used to specify relationships to eagerly load. Return $query->whereUserId(auth()->user()->id) * \Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Builder $query * \Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Relations\HasMany app/Project.php, and paste the code below: belongsTo(User::class) The migration above is a representation of the database schema. In the databases/migrations directory, open the *_create_projects_table.php file and paste the following code: increments('id')
First, we will start with the Project migration, model and the controller. Let us start editing the files we just generated. Here is a screenshot of what we get after running the commands above:Ĭreating Our Project Database Migration, Model and Controller
This is a great way to quickly create several components that would have otherwise been done one after the other. The command above will not only create the Models, it will also create the migrations and controllers due to the -mc flag. In the terminal, run the command below to create them: $ php artisan make:model Project -mc The first thing we will do is create our migrations, controllers and models. When the application is created, cd to the directory and open it in your favorite editor. In a terminal, run the command below to create a new Laravel application: $ laravel new timetracker The first thing we would do is set up our Laravel application. When you have all the requirements, we can proceed. Node and NPM installed on your machine.Knowledge of PHP and the Laravel framework.
To follow along in this article, you need the following requirements: The application will look like this when we are done: This is useful because it will give a detailed report of how much time a project cost. With Toggl you can add multiple projects and track how much time you have spent on each of the features in that project. Toggl is a time tracking application that allows you know how much time is spent on a particular task. In this article we will be building a time tracking application using Laravel, also one of the most popular PHP frameworks and Vue, one of the most popular JavaScript frameworks.
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