PHP code example of woodynew / laravel-batch

1. Go to this page and download the library: Download woodynew/laravel-batch library. Choose the download type require.

2. Extract the ZIP file and open the index.php.

3. Add this code to the index.php. 
    
        
<?php
require_once('vendor/autoload.php');

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woodynew / laravel-batch example snippets


use App\Models\User;

$userInstance = new User;
$value = [
     [
         'id' => 1,
         'status' => 'active',
         'nickname' => 'Mohammad'
     ] ,
     [
         'id' => 5,
         'status' => 'deactive',
         'nickname' => 'Ghanbari'
     ] ,
];
$index = 'id';

Batch::update($userInstance, $value, $index);


use App\Models\User;

$userInstance = new User;
$value = [
     [
         'id' => 1,
         'status' => 'active'
     ],
     [
         'id' => 5,
         'status' => 'deactive',
         'nickname' => 'Ghanbari'
     ],
     [
         'id' => 10,
         'status' => 'active',
         'date' => Carbon::now()
     ],
     [
         'id' => 11,
         'username' => 'mavinoo'
     ]
];
$index = 'id';

Batch::update($userInstance, $value, $index);


use App\Models\User;

$userInstance = new User;
$value = [
     [
         'id' => 1,
         'balance' => ['+', 500] // Add
     ] ,
     [
         'id' => 2,
         'balance' => ['-', 200] // Subtract
     ] ,
     [
         'id' => 3,
         'balance' => ['*', 5] // Multiply
     ] ,
     [
         'id' => 4,
         'balance' => ['/', 2] // Divide
     ] ,
     [
         'id' => 5,
         'balance' => ['%', 2] // Modulo
     ] ,
];
$index = 'id';

Batch::update($userInstance, $value, $index);


use App\Models\User;

$userInstance = new User;
$columns = [
     'firstName',
     'lastName',
     'email',
     'isActive',
     'status',
];
$values = [
     [
         'Mohammad',
         'Ghanbari',
         '[email protected]',
         '1',
         '0',
     ] ,
     [
         'Saeed',
         'Mohammadi',
         '[email protected]',
         '1',
         '0',
     ] ,
     [
         'Avin',
         'Ghanbari',
         '[email protected]',
         '1',
         '0',
     ] ,
];
$batchSize = 500; // insert 500 (default), 100 minimum rows in one query

$result = Batch::insert($userInstance, $columns, $values, $batchSize);


// result : false or array

sample array result:
Array
(
    [totalRows]  => 384
    [totalBatch] => 500
    [totalQuery] => 1
)


// ex: update

$result = batch()->update($userInstance, $value, $index);


// ex: insert

$result = batch()->insert($userInstance, $columns, $values, $batchSize);