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Example input
i have a problem with this function, help me to debug . the code : /**
* Add filter conditions on $builder
*
* @param $builder
* @param Request $request
* @return mixed
*/
protected function computeFilter($builder, Request $request)
{
$depts = collect($request->input('depts', []))
->partition(fn($value) => strlen($value) == 2)
->map(fn($part) => $part->all());
if ($depts->isNotEmpty()) {
$builder->where(function ($q2) use ($depts) {
[$deptCodes, $postalCodes] = $depts;
if (!empty($deptCodes)) {
$q2->orWhereIn(DB::raw('LEFT(postal_code, 2)'), $deptCodes);
}
if (!empty($postalCodes)) {
$q2->orWhereIn('postal_code', $postalCodes);
}
});
}
if ($etats = $request->input('etats')) {
$builder->where(function ($query) use ($etats) {
if (in_array('2', $etats)) {
$query->where('mission.entity_class', QuoteProspect::class);
}
$contractStates = array_diff($etats, ['2']);
if ($contractStates) {
$query->orWhereIn('contract.contract_state_idcontract_state', $contractStates);
}
});
}
if ($search = $request->input('s')) {
$searchTerms = explode(" ", $search);
$builder->where(function ($q) use ($searchTerms) {
foreach ($searchTerms as $s) {
$q->orWhere('customer_lastname', 'LIKE', "%$s%")
->orWhere('last_name', 'LIKE', "%$s%");
}
});
}
$builder->when($request->input('activities'), function ($query, $activity) {
$query->where('mission.business_activity_idbusiness_activity', $activity);
});
$builder->when($request->input('start_date'), function ($query, $startDate) {
$query->where('mission.mission_date', '>=', $startDate);
});
$builder->when($request->input('end_date'), function ($query, $endDate) {
$query->where('mission.mission_date', '<=', $endDate);
});
$builder->when($request->input('city'), function ($query, $city) {
$query->where('city', 'LIKE', "%$city%");
});
$builder->when($request->has('only-opened'), function ($query) {
$query->whereIn('mission_state_idmission_state', [1, 4]);
});
return $builder;
}
Example output
Thank you for sharing your function. Let's go through it together.
Based on your code snippet, you have a method `computeFilter` that applies various filters to a Laravel query builder based on the input received from an HTTP request. You're utilizing Laravel's `where` clauses, conditional aggregation (`when` method), and handling collections. Here's an analysis and suggestions for improvement:
### Analyze the code for errors:
1. **Partitioning 'depts' Input**: You're partitioning input 'depts' into two categories based on their length. Ensure the 'depts' input format is consistent with this expectation.
2. **Ambiguous Column Names**: In the orWhere conditions, make sure that `postal_code`, `customer_lastname`, and `last_name` are columns in the same table or appropriately prefixed with table names if they belong to a joined table.
3. **Nested Query Binding**: When using nested queries, especially with `orWhere`, be cautious as it can lead to logical errors. Grouping conditions correctly is critical.
4. **Potential Overlapping of 'etats' Conditions**: When you're checking for '2' in 'etats' and then removing it to find `contractStates`, there's a chance of overlapping conditions if not handled properly.
### Suggest specific corrections and improvements:
1. **Use Strict Comparisons**: Prefer strict comparisons (`===` and `!==`) over loose comparisons to avoid unexpected type coercion.
2. **Ensure Proper Grouping**: For the `orWhere` conditions, you should group them to ensure they don't interfere with the overall logic of the query. This is crucial when mixing `where` and `orWhere` clauses to maintain the intended precedence.
3. **Check for Array Inputs**: Make sure the `etats` and `activities` inputs are always arrays before using them in conditions to avoid errors.
4. **Escape Like Clauses**: For the `LIKE` queries, ensure that the input is escaped to avoid SQL injection risks or errors due to special characters.
### Here's an example of a suggested improvement:
```php
// Group orWhere conditions to prevent logical errors
if (!empty($deptCodes) || !empty($postalCodes)) {
$builder->where(function ($q2) use ($deptCodes, $postalCodes) {
if (!empty($deptCodes)) {
$q2->orWhereIn(DB::raw('LEFT(postal_code, 2)'), $deptCodes);
}
if (!empty($postalCodes)) {
$q2->orWhereIn('postal_code', $postalCodes);
}
});
}
```
### Confirming Understanding:
Please review the suggestions and let me know if they make sense or if there's a specific part of the function that's causing trouble and you'd like to focus on. If there are error messages or unexpected behaviors, sharing those would also help pinpoint the issue.