43 lines
1.9 KiB
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43 lines
1.9 KiB
Plaintext
Route::post('/import', function (Request $request) {
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$data = $request->json()->all();
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$devices = $data['devices'];
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foreach ($devices as $device) {
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Device::create([
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'device_id' => $device['device_id'],
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'title' => $device['title'],
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'device_type' => $device['device_type'],
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'description' => $device['description'],
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'accessories' => $device['accessories'],
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'rz_username_buyer' => $device['rz_username_buyer'],
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'serial_number' => $device['serial_number'],
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'image_url' => $device['image_url'],
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]);
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}
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but 'description' is not always given. How do i solv it in php?
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You can use the null coalescing operator (??) in PHP to provide a default value when the 'description' field is not present in the input data.
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Here's an example of how you can modify the code to use the null coalescing operator:
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php
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Route::post('/import', function (Request $request) {
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$data = $request->json()->all();
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$devices = $data['devices'];
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foreach ($devices as $device) {
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Device::create([
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'device_id' => $device['device_id'],
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'title' => $device['title'],
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'device_type' => $device['device_type'],
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'description' => $device['description'] ?? '', // provide an empty string as the default value
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'accessories' => $device['accessories'],
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'rz_username_buyer' => $device['rz_username_buyer'],
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'serial_number' => $device['serial_number'],
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'image_url' => $device['image_url'],
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]);
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}
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});
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In the example above, the null coalescing operator is used to check whether the 'description' field exists in the input data. If it does not exist, an empty string is provided as the default value. This way, even if the 'description' field is not present in the input data, the code will still run without errors.
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