this task we can use the mapReduce() function. We need two callable functions the $mapper and the $reducer. The $mapper callable receives the current result from the database as first argument, the iteration as second argument and finally it receives an instance of the MapReduce routine it is running: $mapper = function ($article, $key, $mapReduce) { $status = 'published'; if ($article->isDraft() || 'unpublished'; } $mapReduce->emitIntermediate($article, $status); }; In the above example $mapper is calculating the status of an article, either published or unpublished, then it calls emitIntermediate()

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this task we can use the mapReduce() function. We need two callable functions the $mapper and the $reducer. The $mapper callable receives the current result from the database as first argument, the iteration as second argument and finally it receives an instance of the MapReduce routine it is running: $mapper = function ($article, $key, $mapReduce) { $status = 'published'; if ($article->isDraft() || 'unpublished'; } $mapReduce->emitIntermediate($article, $status); }; In the above example $mapper is calculating the status of an article, either published or unpublished, then it calls emitIntermediate()

this task we can use the mapReduce() function. We need two callable functions the $mapper and the $reducer. The $mapper callable receives the current result from the database as first argument, the iteration as second argument and finally it receives an instance of the MapReduce routine it is running: $mapper = function ($article, $key, $mapReduce) { $status = 'published'; if ($article->isDraft() || 'unpublished'; } $mapReduce->emitIntermediate($article, $status); }; In the above example $mapper is calculating the status of an article, either published or unpublished, then it calls emitIntermediate()

this task we can use the mapReduce() function. We need two callable functions the $mapper and the $reducer. The $mapper callable receives the current result from the database as first argument, the iteration as second argument and finally it receives an instance of the MapReduce routine it is running: $mapper = function ($article, $key, $mapReduce) { $status = 'published'; if ($article->isDraft() || $ar $status); }; More Information 551 CakePHP Cookbook Documentation, Release 3.10 In the above example $mapper is calculating the status of an article, either published or unpublished, then it calls emitIntermediate()

this task we can use the mapReduce() function. We need two callable functions the $mapper and the $reducer. The $mapper callable receives the current result from the database as first argument, the iteration as second argument and finally it receives an instance of the MapReduce routine it is running: $mapper = function ($article, $key, $mapReduce) { $status = 'published'; if ($article->isDraft() || $ar $status = 'unpublished'; } $mapReduce->emitIntermediate($article, $status); }; In the above example $mapper is calculating the status of an article, either published or unpublished, then it calls emitIntermediate()

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the class inclues some classes under a “Eloquent” folder. Eloquent is an ORM (object-relational mapper), a tool that basically lets us interact with a database using a (PHP, in this case) class. The

$affected = DB::table('users')->delete(1); ELOQUENT ORM The Basics An ORM is an object-relational mapper, and Laravel has one that you will absolutely love to use. It is named "Eloquent" because it allows