Laravel Starter - PHP User Group (Myanmar)

Laravel Starter
class Player extends Eloquent
{
public function team()
{
return $this->belongs_to('Team');
}
}
This example is almost identical to the one-to-one example. The only difference is that
the team's players() relationship uses has_many() rather than has_one(). The
has_one() relationship returns a model object. The has_many() relationship returns
an array of model objects.
Let's display all of the players on a specific team:
$team = Team::find(2);
if(is_null($team))
{
echo "The team could not be found.";
}
if(!$team->players)
{
echo "The team has no players.";
}
foreach($team->players as $player)
{
echo "$player->name is on team $team->name. ";
}
Again, we test to make sure that our team could be found. Then, we test to make sure that
the team has players. Once we know that for sure, we can loop through those players and
echo their names. If we tried to loop through the players without first testing and if the team
had players, we'd get an error.
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