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Layered structure of categories, subcategories, features and products?
You need to implement the following:
I have: categories, products, characteristics and their values
Actually my tables:
Categories
id
title
parent
group_by
Characteristics
id
title Characteristic
values
id
value
specification_id
Products
id
title
price
category
Generally speaking, I derive categories using recursion. No problem here. After that, usually by clicking on a category, you need to get the products. I have a different situation. I need to get all feature values that are linked to a feature whose ID is in turn specified in the group_by field of the category table. And only then, by clicking on this value, you need to get the products that have the selected value.
Total - it should look like this:
Category
Subcategory
Value 1 from feature (red)
Products 19
Value 2 from feature (blue)
Products 1
Products 2
Products 3
Products 4
Value 3 from feature (green)
Products 7
Products 6
Products 11
Ideally, I would like to recursively display all categories at once and bind values from groupBy to them. And when you click on the value, asynchronously pull up the necessary goods.
From all of the above, I need another table where the relationship between the value identifier and the product will be stored.
For this, there is a table products_values
id
product_id
value_id
But there is one small problem. I don’t even have an idea how to implement this whole thing correctly using eloquent orm. Moreover, I'm not sure if I have the correct database schema and whether it suits the task.
In addition, in one category, there can be a lot of products, respectively, pagination will be used, or rather, products will be loaded in portions of 50-100 items when scrolling down the page.
It is possible to hear advice, perhaps help in implementation? It is painfully interesting how to properly implement such a thing. I would really appreciate any help, thanks!
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