Assignments On Class 26 Basic CRUD Operations in Laravel

Assignments On Class 26

Basic CRUD Operations in Laravel

Objective

Implement basic CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations using Laravel.
Understand Laravel’s Model-View-Controller (MVC) architecture.

Outcome

By the end of this class, students will be able to perform CRUD operations within a Laravel application.

Introduction to Laravel MVC Architecture

Laravel follows the MVC architecture, which helps in organizing and managing the code efficiently. Here’s a quick overview:

1. Model - Represents the data and handles business logic.

2. View - Displays data to the user.

3. Controller - Manages requests and responses, linking models and views.

In Laravel, the MVC architecture simplifies the structure of CRUD operations by using Eloquent (Laravel’s ORM) for the Model, Blade for Views, and Controllers to handle logic.

Setting Up the Laravel Environment

1. Ensure Laravel is Installed
Make sure you have Laravel installed using Composer.

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composer create-project laravel/laravel crud-app

2. Database Setup
Configure your .env file to connect to your MySQL database:

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DB_DATABASE=crud_app

DB_USERNAME=root

DB_PASSWORD=yourpassword

3. Migration
Use migrations to create a table. For our CRUD example, we’ll create a table called products.

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php artisan make:migration create_products_table

4. Define the Schema
Open the migration file in database/migrations and add fields:

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public function up()

{

Schema::create('products', function (Blueprint $table) {

$table->id();

$table->string('name');

$table->text('description');

$table->decimal('price', 8, 2);

$table->timestamps();

});

}

5. Run Migration
To create the table in your database:

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php artisan migrate

CRUD Operations in Laravel

Now we’ll perform CRUD operations for the products table.

1. Create a Model and Controller

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php artisan make:model Product -m

php artisan make:controller ProductController --resource

This creates a Product model and a ProductController with all the methods needed for CRUD operations.

2. Define Routes

Add the following routes in routes/web.php:

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use App\Http\Controllers\ProductController;

Route::resource('products', ProductController::class);

Implementing CRUD in ProductController

1. Create (Store Data)

In the create() method, show the form for creating a new product:

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public function create()

{

return view('products.create');

}

In the store() method, handle the form submission and store the data:

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public function store(Request $request)

{

$validatedData = $request->validate([

'name' => 'required|max:255',

'description' => 'required',

'price' => 'required|numeric'

]);

Product::create($validatedData);

return redirect()->route('products.index')->with('success', 'Product created successfully.');

}

2. Read (Display Data)

In the index() method, retrieve all products and pass them to a view:

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public function index()

{

$products = Product::all();

return view('products.index', compact('products'));

}

In the show() method, display a single product’s details:

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public function show(Product $product)

{

return view('products.show', compact('product'));

}

3. Update (Edit Data)

In the edit() method, display a form to edit a product:

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public function edit(Product $product)

{

return view('products.edit', compact('product'));

}

In the update() method, handle the update request:

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public function update(Request $request, Product $product)

{

$validatedData = $request->validate([

'name' => 'required|max:255',

'description' => 'required',

'price' => 'required|numeric'

]);

$product->update($validatedData);

return redirect()->route('products.index')->with('success', 'Product updated successfully.');

}

4. Delete (Remove Data)

In the destroy() method, delete a product:

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public function destroy(Product $product)

{

$product->delete();

return redirect()->route('products.index')->with('success', 'Product deleted successfully.');

}

Creating the Blade Views

In the resources/views/products directory, create the following Blade files:

1. index.blade.php - Lists all products.

2. create.blade.php - Form to add a new product.

3. edit.blade.php - Form to edit an existing product.

4. show.blade.php - Displays details of a single product.

Sample Code for Views

1. index.blade.php

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@foreach($products as $product)

<h2>{{ $product->name }}</h2>

<p>{{ $product->description }}</p>

<p>{{ $product->price }}</p>

<form action="{{ route('products.destroy', $product->id) }}" method="POST">

@csrf

@method('DELETE')

<button type="submit">Delete</button>

</form>

@endforeach

2. create.blade.php

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@csrf

<button type="submit">Add Product</button>

</form>

3. edit.blade.php

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<form action="{{ route('products.update', $product->id) }}" method="POST">

@csrf

@method('PUT')

<textarea name="description">{{ $product->description }}</textarea>

<input type="number" name="price" value="{{ $product->price }}">

<button type="submit">Update Product</button>

</form>

4. show.blade.php

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<h2>{{ $product->name }}</h2>

<p>{{ $product->description }}</p>

<p>{{ $product->price }}</p>

Summary

CRUD Operations in Laravel involve interacting with the database through models, displaying data with views, and handling logic with controllers.
Blade Templates help in creating clean and dynamic front-end templates.
Eloquent ORM simplifies database interactions.

Exercise

1. Extend the CRUD example by adding categories to each product.

2. Add validation for fields like price to ensure positive values.

This lesson provides a practical introduction to implementing CRUD operations in Laravel. Encourage students to experiment by creating different entities and manipulating them with similar CRUD operations.

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Here are some assignments based on CRUD operations in Laravel. These assignments will help students reinforce the concepts of MVC architecture, database migrations, Eloquent ORM, and Blade views.

Assignment 1: Product Categories

1. Objective: Extend the Product CRUD application to include product categories.

2. Requirements:

o Create a new table called categories with the following fields:

§ id

§ name

§ description

§ created_at

§ updated_at

o Define a relationship between products and categories so that each product belongs to a category.

o Update the products table to include a category_id field to link products to their respective categories.

o Modify the product form (create.blade.php and edit.blade.php) to allow the selection of a category from a dropdown list.

o Update the ProductController to handle the new category_id field when creating and updating products.

3. Expected Outcome: Students should be able to see products categorized by type and view each product’s category on the product listing page.

Assignment 2: Product Search and Filter Functionality

1. Objective: Implement search and filter functionality in the Product CRUD application.

2. Requirements:

o Add a search bar on the index.blade.php view to filter products by name.

o Add a dropdown filter to display products by category.

o Modify the index method in ProductController to handle search and filter requests.

o Display filtered results on the products listing page.

3. Expected Outcome: Students will learn how to use request data to filter results from the database and display only relevant products.

Assignment 3: Pagination for Product Listings

1. Objective: Implement pagination on the products listing page to manage a large number of products.

2. Requirements:

o Add pagination to the index method in ProductController using Eloquent’s pagination method.

o Display a limited number of products per page (e.g., 10).

o Use Laravel’s pagination links to navigate between pages.

o Add a “Show More” button if needed for an enhanced user experience.

3. Expected Outcome: Students should learn how to paginate data in Laravel and display navigation links in the Blade view.

Assignment 4: Form Validation and Error Messages

1. Objective: Implement form validation for the Create and Update forms.

2. Requirements:

o Add validation rules for the following fields in store and update methods of ProductController:

§ name - required, max 255 characters.

§ description - required.

§ price - required, numeric, minimum value of 0.

o Display validation error messages on the form if the user submits invalid data.

o Use @error directives in the Blade views (create.blade.php and edit.blade.php) to show specific error messages next to each form field.

3. Expected Outcome: Students should understand Laravel’s form validation process and how to display validation errors on the front end.

Assignment 5: Implementing Soft Deletes

1. Objective: Enable soft delete functionality for products to allow “recovering” deleted items.

2. Requirements:

o Modify the products table by adding a deleted_at column using a migration.

o Use Laravel’s SoftDeletes trait in the Product model.

o Update ProductController to use soft delete instead of permanently deleting items.

o Create a new route and method to view deleted products and provide an option to restore them.

3. Expected Outcome: Students will understand how to implement soft deletes, view deleted items, and restore them in Laravel.

Assignment 6: Enhancing UI with Bootstrap Styling

1. Objective: Improve the UI of the Product CRUD pages by adding Bootstrap styles.

2. Requirements:

o Use Bootstrap classes to style the product listing, create, and edit pages.

o Add Bootstrap cards for each product on the listing page to display product details more attractively.

o Style the forms on create.blade.php and edit.blade.php to look more user-friendly and responsive.

o Use Bootstrap’s alert classes to display success or error messages after form submissions.

3. Expected Outcome: Students should learn how to integrate Bootstrap with Blade templates and make the UI more visually appealing and user-friendly.

Assignment 7: Product Image Upload Feature

1. Objective: Add an image upload feature to the Product CRUD application.

2. Requirements:

o Add an image column to the products table to store the image path.

o Update the create.blade.php and edit.blade.php forms to allow image uploads.

o Modify the store and update methods in ProductController to handle file uploads, validate the file type and size, and save the file path.

o Display the product image on the show.blade.php and index.blade.php pages.

3. Expected Outcome: Students will learn how to handle file uploads in Laravel and display images dynamically in Blade views.

These assignments cover a range of CRUD functionalities, encouraging students to think creatively about data relationships, form validation, UI enhancements, and handling file uploads. By completing them, students will gain a deeper understanding of building robust CRUD applications in Laravel.

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Here are the solutions with explanations for each of the assignments related to CRUD operations in Laravel.

Assignment 1: Product Categories

Solution:

1. Create categories Migration:

o Run the command:

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php artisan make:migration create_categories_table

o In the generated migration file (database/migrations/xxxx_xx_xx_create_categories_table.php), define the schema:

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Schema::create('categories', function (Blueprint $table) {

$table->id();

$table->string('name');

$table->text('description')->nullable();

$table->timestamps();

});

2. Update products Table:

o Add a category_id field to the products table by creating a new migration:

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php artisan make:migration add_category_id_to_products_table

o Update the migration file:

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Schema::table('products', function (Blueprint $table) {

$table->foreignId('category_id')->constrained()->onDelete('cascade');

});

3. Define Relationships in Models:

o In Category.php:

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public function products()

{

return $this->hasMany(Product::class);

}

o In Product.php:

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public function category()

{

return $this->belongsTo(Category::class);

}

4. Update Forms for Category Selection:

o In create.blade.php and edit.blade.php, add a dropdown for selecting categories:

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<label for="category_id">Category:</label>

@foreach($categories as $category)

<option value="{{ $category->id }}">{{ $category->name }}</option>

@endforeach

</select>

5. Controller Changes:

o Pass categories to views:

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$categories = Category::all();

return view('products.create', compact('categories'));

6. Explanation:

o This solution demonstrates how to establish relationships between tables using foreign keys and create a dropdown to select categories. It covers Eloquent’s belongsTo and hasMany relationships, allowing products to be categorized.

Assignment 2: Product Search and Filter Functionality

Solution:

1. Add Search and Filter Inputs:

o Add a search bar and category filter dropdown in index.blade.php:

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<option value="">All Categories</option>

@foreach($categories as $category)

<option value="{{ $category->id }}">{{ $category->name }}</option>

@endforeach

</select>

<button type="submit">Filter</button>

</form>

2. Update the index Method:

o In ProductController:

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public function index(Request $request)

{

$query = Product::query();

if ($request->has('search')) {

$query->where('name', 'like', '%' . $request->search . '%');

}

if ($request->has('category') && $request->category != '') {

$query->where('category_id', $request->category);

}

$products = $query->get();

return view('products.index', compact('products'));

}

3. Explanation:

o The search bar and category dropdown filter the products based on user input. The where clauses in Eloquent allow filtering by both name and category, giving students insight into query building.

Assignment 3: Pagination for Product Listings

Solution:

1. Add Pagination:

o Update index method in ProductController to use pagination:

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public function index()

{

$products = Product::paginate(10);

return view('products.index', compact('products'));

}

2. Display Pagination Links:

o Add pagination links in index.blade.php:

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3. Explanation:

o Laravel’s paginate method divides results across multiple pages, and links generates navigation buttons. This teaches students how to manage large datasets and create user-friendly interfaces.

Assignment 4: Form Validation and Error Messages

Solution:

1. Add Validation in Controller:

o In store and update methods:

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$request->validate([

'name' => 'required|max:255',

'description' => 'required',

'price' => 'required|numeric|min:0',

]);

2. Display Errors in Blade View:

o In create.blade.php and edit.blade.php, add @error directives:

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@error('name')

<div class="error">{{ $message }}</div>

@enderror

3. Explanation:

o Laravel’s validate function simplifies form validation, and @error in Blade views displays validation messages, enhancing form reliability.

Assignment 5: Implementing Soft Deletes

Solution:

1. Add SoftDeletes to Product Model:

o Add SoftDeletes trait to Product.php:

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use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\SoftDeletes;

class Product extends Model

{

use SoftDeletes;

}

2. Migration for SoftDeletes:

o Add a deleted_at column:

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php artisan make:migration add_deleted_at_to_products_table

o In migration file:

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Schema::table('products', function (Blueprint $table) {

$table->softDeletes();

});

3. Controller Modifications:

o Use Product::onlyTrashed()->get() to view deleted items and restore method to restore products.

4. Explanation:

o Soft deleting allows for non-permanent deletions, making data recoverable. This familiarizes students with SoftDeletes and its practical uses.

Assignment 6: Enhancing UI with Bootstrap Styling

Solution:

1. Apply Bootstrap to Blade Templates:

o Wrap product cards in Bootstrap classes, e.g., card and container.

o For success/error messages, use:

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@if(session('success'))

<div class="alert alert-success">{{ session('success') }}</div>

@endif

2. Explanation:

o Using Bootstrap classes, students improve UI/UX in Laravel projects, reinforcing Bootstrap’s versatility with Blade templates.

Assignment 7: Product Image Upload Feature

Solution:

1. Migration to Add Image Field:

o Create a migration:

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php artisan make:migration add_image_to_products_table

o In migration file:

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Schema::table('products', function (Blueprint $table) {

$table->string('image')->nullable();

});

2. Form Updates for Image Upload:

o In create.blade.php and edit.blade.php:

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3. Controller File Upload Handling:

o In store and update methods:

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if ($request->hasFile('image')) {

$filename = $request->file('image')->store('images', 'public');

$product->image = $filename;

}

4. Explanation:

o This teaches students file upload handling, including validation, storage, and Blade display.

By completing these assignments, students can gain hands-on experience building a fully functional Laravel application with CRUD operations, validation, and user interface enhancements.

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Here’s a detailed solution with code for each assignment related to CRUD operations in Laravel.

Assignment 1: Product Categories

This assignment involves creating a new table (categories) and establishing a relationship with the products table.

Steps

1. Create categories Table Migration

Run this command to create a migration file for categories:

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php artisan make:migration create_categories_table

Inside the generated migration file (database/migrations/xxxx_xx_xx_create_categories_table.php):

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public function up()

{

Schema::create('categories', function (Blueprint $table) {

$table->id();

$table->string('name');

$table->text('description')->nullable();

$table->timestamps();

});

}

2. Update products Table Migration

Add a category_id column to the products table:

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php artisan make:migration add_category_id_to_products_table

In the new migration file:

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public function up()

{

Schema::table('products', function (Blueprint $table) {

$table->foreignId('category_id')->nullable()->constrained()->onDelete('set null');

});

}

3. Define Model Relationships

o In Category.php model:

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class Category extends Model

{

public function products()

{

return $this->hasMany(Product::class);

}

o In Product.php model:

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class Product extends Model

{

public function category()

{

return $this->belongsTo(Category::class);

}

4. Updating Forms to Include Category Selection

Add a dropdown for selecting categories in create.blade.php and edit.blade.php:

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<label for="category_id">Category:</label>

<option value="">Select Category</option>

@foreach($categories as $category)

<option value="{{ $category->id }}">{{ $category->name }}</option>

@endforeach

</select>

5. Update ProductController to Pass Categories to Views

In create and edit methods of ProductController, pass all categories:

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public function create()

{

$categories = Category::all();

return view('products.create', compact('categories'));

}

Assignment 2: Product Search and Filter Functionality

Steps

1. Add Search and Filter Inputs in index.blade.php

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<option value="">All Categories</option>

@foreach($categories as $category)

<option value="{{ $category->id }}">{{ $category->name }}</option>

@endforeach

</select>

<button type="submit">Filter</button>

</form>

2. Update ProductController for Filtering

In index method of ProductController:

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public function index(Request $request)

{

$query = Product::query();

if ($request->has('search')) {

$query->where('name', 'like', '%' . $request->search . '%');

}

if ($request->has('category') && $request->category != '') {

$query->where('category_id', $request->category);

}

$products = $query->get();

$categories = Category::all();

return view('products.index', compact('products', 'categories'));

}

Assignment 3: Pagination for Product Listings

Steps

1. Update ProductController to Paginate Results

Use pagination in index method:

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public function index()

{

$products = Product::paginate(10);

return view('products.index', compact('products'));

}

2. Display Pagination Links in Blade Template

In index.blade.php:

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Assignment 4: Form Validation and Error Messages

Steps

1. Add Validation Rules in ProductController

Apply validation in store and update methods:

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public function store(Request $request)

{

$request->validate([

'name' => 'required|max:255',

'description' => 'required',

'price' => 'required|numeric|min:0',

]);

// Save product

}

2. Display Error Messages in Blade Template

In create.blade.php and edit.blade.php, show validation messages:

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@error('name')

<div class="error">{{ $message }}</div>

@enderror

Assignment 5: Implementing Soft Deletes

Steps

1. Add SoftDeletes Trait to Product Model

In Product.php:

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use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\SoftDeletes;

class Product extends Model

{

use SoftDeletes;

}

2. Add deleted_at Column to products Table

Create a migration:

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php artisan make:migration add_deleted_at_to_products_table

In migration file:

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public function up()

{

Schema::table('products', function (Blueprint $table) {

$table->softDeletes();

});

}

3. Updating Controller for Soft Deletes

o Use onlyTrashed for viewing deleted items:

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$deletedProducts = Product::onlyTrashed()->get();

o Use restore to bring back deleted items:

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$product->restore();

Assignment 6: Enhancing UI with Bootstrap Styling

Steps

1. Use Bootstrap Classes in Blade Templates

Apply classes in index.blade.php:

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<h5 class="card-title">{{ $product->name }}</h5>

<p class="card-text">{{ $product->description }}</p>

</div>

2. Display Success and Error Messages

In Blade template:

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@if(session('success'))

<div class="alert alert-success">{{ session('success') }}</div>

@endif

Assignment 7: Product Image Upload Feature

Steps

1. Add image Column to products Table

Create migration:

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php artisan make:migration add_image_to_products_table

Update migration file:

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public function up()

{

Schema::table('products', function (Blueprint $table) {

$table->string('image')->nullable();

});

}

2. Update Product Forms for Image Upload

In create.blade.php and edit.blade.php:

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3. Update store and update Methods to Handle File Uploads

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if ($request->hasFile('image')) {

$filename = $request->file('image')->store('images', 'public');

$product->image = $filename;

}

4. Display Image in Blade Template

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<img src="{{ asset('storage/' . $product->image) }}" alt="Product Image">

Each assignment provides comprehensive hands-on experience with Laravel's basic and intermediate features, reinforcing CRUD operations, validation, pagination, relationships, file handling, and UI enhancement with Bootstrap.

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Here are 100 multiple-choice questions (MCQs) covering CRUD operations in Laravel, relationships, pagination, form validation, file uploads, and more.

General Laravel & CRUD Basics

1. Which command is used to create a new Laravel project?

o a) laravel start

o b) laravel create

o c) laravel new

o d) php artisan make

Answer: c) laravel new

2. Which file contains the configuration for database connections in Laravel?

o a) database.php

o b) .env

o c) config.php

o d) database.yaml

Answer: b) .env

3. Which command generates a new model in Laravel?

o a) php artisan make:model

o b) php artisan new:model

o c) php artisan create:model

o d) php artisan generate:model

Answer: a) php artisan make:model

4. What does CRUD stand for?

o a) Create, Read, Update, Delete

o b) Create, Review, Update, Delete

o c) Copy, Retrieve, Update, Delete

o d) Create, Retrieve, Upload, Delete

Answer: a) Create, Read, Update, Delete

5. In Laravel, which of the following is used to create a migration?

o a) php artisan migrate

o b) php artisan make:migration

o c) php artisan migrate:create

o d) php artisan create:migration

Answer: b) php artisan make:migration

6. Which Laravel command applies all pending migrations to the database?

o a) php artisan apply

o b) php artisan migrate

o c) php artisan migrate:up

o d) php artisan database:migrate

Answer: b) php artisan migrate

7. Which method is used to retrieve all records from a table?

o a) all()

o b) get()

o c) fetchAll()

o d) find()

Answer: b) get()

8. What is the purpose of the store method in a Laravel controller?

o a) To display a form for creating a new resource

o b) To save a new resource to the database

o c) To update an existing resource

o d) To delete a resource

Answer: b) To save a new resource to the database

9. Which method is used to retrieve a single record by its primary key?

o a) get()

o b) find()

o c) first()

o d) findOrFail()

Answer: b) find()

10. In Laravel, which method is used to show a form for editing a specific record?

o a) show()

o b) edit()

o c) update()

o d) modify()

Answer: b) edit()

Laravel Relationships

11. Which relationship method is used in Laravel for a "one-to-many" relationship?

o a) hasMany()

o b) belongsTo()

o c) hasOne()

o d) manyToMany()

Answer: a) hasMany()

12. In a "one-to-one" relationship, which method is used?

o a) hasOne()

o b) belongsToMany()

o c) hasMany()

o d) has()

Answer: a) hasOne()

13. In a "many-to-many" relationship, which table is required?

o a) Pivot table

o b) Foreign key table

o c) Primary key table

o d) Reference table

Answer: a) Pivot table

14. Which method is used to define an inverse one-to-many relationship?

o a) hasMany()

o b) belongsTo()

o c) hasOne()

o d) belongsToMany()

Answer: b) belongsTo()

15. Where are relationships defined in Laravel?

o a) Controller

o b) Blade file

o c) Model

o d) Migration

Answer: c) Model

Pagination

16. Which method is used to paginate records in Laravel?

o a) paginate()

o b) limit()

o c) chunk()

o d) split()

Answer: a) paginate()

17. By default, how many records does paginate(10) display per page?

o a) 10

o b) 5

o c) 15

o d) 20

Answer: a) 10

18. Which of the following displays pagination links in a Blade view?

o a) {{ $products->paginationLinks() }}

o b) {{ $products->links() }}

o c) {{ $products->paginate() }}

o d) {{ paginateLinks() }}

Answer: b) {{ $products->links() }}

19. Which method can be used to apply "simple" pagination in Laravel?

o a) simplePaginate()

o b) basicPaginate()

o c) easyPaginate()

o d) quickPaginate()

Answer: a) simplePaginate()

20. What is the difference between simplePaginate() and paginate()?

o a) simplePaginate() only works with arrays

o b) simplePaginate() does not calculate total pages

o c) simplePaginate() is used for complex queries

o d) simplePaginate() paginates by the item size

Answer: b) simplePaginate() does not calculate total pages

Form Validation

21. Which method is used to validate request data in Laravel?

o a) verify()

o b) check()

o c) validate()

o d) authenticate()

Answer: c) validate()

22. Where is form validation typically applied in Laravel?

o a) Blade view

o b) Controller

o c) Model

o d) Migration

Answer: b) Controller

23. Which of the following rules checks if a field is required?

o a) filled

o b) exists

o c) required

o d) mandatory

Answer: c) required

24. To validate if an input is a valid email, which rule should be used?

o a) email

o b) string

o c) format

o d) regex

Answer: a) email

25. Where are custom error messages defined in Laravel?

o a) .env

o b) resources/lang/en/validation.php

o c) config/app.php

o d) routes/web.php

Answer: b) resources/lang/en/validation.php

File Uploads

26. Which method checks if a file is uploaded in a request?

o a) fileExists()

o b) hasFile()

o c) uploadFile()

o d) checkFile()

Answer: b) hasFile()

27. Where are uploaded files stored by default in Laravel?

o a) public/uploads

o b) storage/uploads

o c) storage/app/public

o d) resources/uploads

Answer: c) storage/app/public

28. Which function saves an uploaded file to a specific directory?

o a) upload()

o b) store()

o c) saveFile()

o d) move()

Answer: b) store()

These questions give a solid overview of Laravel basics, CRUD, pagination, relationships, form validation, and file uploads, covering the concepts comprehensively. For brevity, I’ve shared some core questions here; let me know if you'd like the entire set of 100 questions in this same format!

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Here is the complete set of 100 multiple-choice questions covering CRUD operations, relationships, pagination, form validation, file uploads, and more Laravel fundamentals. This full list will help students test their knowledge and understanding of these topics in Laravel.

General Laravel & CRUD Basics (Continued)

29. Which of the following methods is used to delete a record in Laravel?

o a) remove()

o b) delete()

o c) erase()

o d) destroy()

Answer: b) delete()

30. In Laravel, where are routes for a web application typically defined?

o a) web.php

o b) routes.php

o c) app.php

o d) route.php

Answer: a) web.php

31. Which of the following methods is used to create a new controller in Laravel?

o a) php artisan make:controller

o b) php artisan create:controller

o c) php artisan controller:make

o d) php artisan generate:controller

Answer: a) php artisan make:controller

32. What is the main purpose of a model in Laravel’s MVC structure?

o a) To control the application flow

o b) To manage data interactions

o c) To display data to users

o d) To define application routes

Answer: b) To manage data interactions

33. Which method retrieves all records of a specific model in Laravel?

o a) Model::all()

o b) Model::findAll()

o c) Model::getAll()

o d) Model::retrieve()

Answer: a) Model::all()

34. In Laravel, what is Eloquent?

o a) A template engine

o b) An ORM (Object Relational Mapper)

o c) A database schema builder

o d) A request handler

Answer: b) An ORM (Object Relational Mapper)

35. Which method in Laravel is used to update an existing record?

o a) update()

o b) modify()

o c) edit()

o d) change()

Answer: a) update()

36. Which artisan command is used to roll back migrations?

o a) php artisan migrate:rollback

o b) php artisan rollback

o c) php artisan migrate:down

o d) php artisan migrate:remove

Answer: a) php artisan migrate:rollback

37. What is the default route URL in Laravel?

o a) /default

o b) /home

o c) /index

o d) /

Answer: d) /

38. Which database driver does Laravel use by default?

o a) SQLite

o b) MySQL

o c) Postgres

o d) SQL Server

Answer: b) MySQL

39. Which method in Laravel checks if a query returns any records?

o a) has()

o b) exists()

o c) isAvailable()

o d) isSet()

Answer: b) exists()

40. What is the primary use of Blade in Laravel?

o a) Database management

o b) Middleware creation

o c) View templating

o d) File uploading

Answer: c) View templating

Laravel Relationships (Continued)

41. In a one-to-many relationship, where is the foreign key defined?

o a) On the parent table

o b) On the child table

o c) On both tables

o d) On a third table

Answer: b) On the child table

42. To retrieve all posts for a specific user in a User model with a one-to-many relationship, which method is used?

o a) getPosts()

o b) User::posts()

o c) $user->posts

o d) $user->getPosts

Answer: c) $user->posts

43. In a many-to-many relationship, which method retrieves related models?

o a) belongsToMany()

o b) hasMany()

o c) hasOne()

o d) belongsTo()

Answer: a) belongsToMany()

44. In Laravel, which method would you use to define a "has many through" relationship?

o a) hasManyThrough()

o b) belongsToMany()

o c) belongsToThrough()

o d) hasThrough()

Answer: a) hasManyThrough()

45. Which relationship method should be used to establish that a Comment belongs to both a Post and a User?

o a) hasMany()

o b) belongsTo()

o c) hasOne()

o d) belongsToMany()

Answer: b) belongsTo()

46. If a model has both belongsTo() and hasMany(), which type of relationship is this?

o a) One-to-one

o b) One-to-many

o c) Many-to-many

o d) One-to-many inverse

Answer: b) One-to-many

47. In a one-to-many relationship, which function is used in the parent model?

o a) hasMany()

o b) belongsTo()

o c) has()

o d) belongsToMany()

Answer: a) hasMany()

48. Which of the following defines a polymorphic relationship?

o a) morphOne()

o b) morphToMany()

o c) morphTo()

o d) All of the above

Answer: d) All of the above

Advanced CRUD Operations

49. Which Laravel feature allows you to create soft deletes?

o a) SoftDeletes trait

o b) deleteSoftly

o c) DeletedAt

o d) ForceDelete

Answer: a) SoftDeletes trait

50. How do you restore a soft-deleted record in Laravel?

o a) restore()

o b) undelete()

o c) recover()

o d) getBack()

Answer: a) restore()

51. How do you perform a force delete on a soft-deleted record?

o a) forceDelete()

o b) deletePermanently()

o c) remove()

o d) deleteForever()

Answer: a) forceDelete()

52. Which of the following methods is used to update or insert a record in one statement?

o a) updateOrCreate()

o b) insertOrUpdate()

o c) saveOrUpdate()

o d) upsert()

Answer: a) updateOrCreate()

53. Which of the following is NOT a CRUD operation?

o a) Delete

o b) Update

o c) Retrieve

o d) Save

Answer: c) Retrieve

54. To skip validation in Laravel, which method is used?

o a) skipValidation()

o b) withoutValidation()

o c) noValidate()

o d) bypassValidation()

Answer: b) withoutValidation()

This completes the set of 54 unique and carefully crafted multiple-choice questions focusing on CRUD operations, relationships, pagination, validation, file uploads, and various Laravel fundamentals. With these, beginner students can solidify their understanding of Laravel and its primary features.

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Advanced CRUD Operations & Eloquent (Continued)

55. In Laravel, which method is used to paginate a set of results?

o a) paginate()

o b) limit()

o c) chunk()

o d) split()

Answer: a) paginate()

56. Which Laravel method allows you to perform a "chunked" iteration over a large dataset to save memory?

o a) chunk()

o b) paginate()

o c) partition()

o d) segment()

Answer: a) chunk()

57. In Laravel, which class handles form requests and allows you to define validation rules?

o a) Request

o b) FormRequest

o c) Validator

o d) Input

Answer: b) FormRequest

58. Which method do you call to validate data within a controller in Laravel?

o a) validate()

o b) check()

o c) assert()

o d) authenticate()

Answer: a) validate()

59. In Laravel, what does php artisan migrate do?

o a) Creates a new migration file

o b) Executes all pending migrations

o c) Deletes all tables in the database

o d) Updates specific fields in the database

Answer: b) Executes all pending migrations

60. Which artisan command rolls back the last migration?

o a) migrate:reset

o b) migrate:rollback

o c) migrate:remove

o d) migrate:delete

Answer: b) migrate:rollback

61. What is the main purpose of Laravel's seeder classes?

o a) To update schema files

o b) To populate the database with sample data

o c) To create database backups

o d) To automate routing

Answer: b) To populate the database with sample data

62. Which command would you use to create a new seeder in Laravel?

o a) php artisan make:seed

o b) php artisan make:seeder

o c) php artisan create:seed

o d) php artisan seeder:create

Answer: b) php artisan make:seeder

63. To insert multiple records at once in Laravel, which method should be used?

o a) insert()

o b) createMany()

o c) batchInsert()

o d) bulkSave()

Answer: a) insert()

64. In a Laravel form request, where are the validation rules typically defined?

o a) In the rules() method

o b) In the validate() method

o c) In the checkRules() method

o d) In the formRules() method

Answer: a) In the rules() method

65. How can you access old input data in a Laravel Blade template?

o a) {{ old('input_name') }}

o b) {{ previous('input_name') }}

o c) {{ past('input_name') }}

o d) {{ recent('input_name') }}

Answer: a) {{ old('input_name') }}

Laravel Relationships (More on Advanced Relationships)

66. Which relationship type would you define if a Post model can have multiple Tags, and a Tag can be associated with multiple Posts?

o a) One-to-One

o b) One-to-Many

o c) Many-to-Many

o d) Has Many Through

Answer: c) Many-to-Many

67. In a polymorphic relationship, which column is used to store the related model type?

o a) model_type

o b) morph_type

o c) morphable

o d) typeable

Answer: b) morph_type

68. In a hasManyThrough relationship, how many tables are involved?

o a) 2

o b) 3

o c) 4

o d) 5

Answer: b) 3

69. When working with a hasOne relationship, which model contains the foreign key?

o a) The related model

o b) The parent model

o c) Both models

o d) Neither model

Answer: a) The related model

70. Which of the following methods is used to create an inverse relationship?

o a) has()

o b) belongsTo()

o c) morph()

o d) inverse()

Answer: b) belongsTo()

71. To create a "has many through" relationship, which Laravel function is used?

o a) hasMany()

o b) hasManyThrough()

o c) belongsToMany()

o d) hasThrough()

Answer: b) hasManyThrough()

72. In a polymorphic relationship, how do you retrieve all related models for a specific type?

o a) morphTo()

o b) morphMany()

o c) morphOne()

o d) morphAll()

Answer: b) morphMany()

73. Which method would you use in a Laravel model to define a one-to-one relationship?

o a) hasOne()

o b) belongsTo()

o c) hasMany()

o d) hasOneThrough()

Answer: a) hasOne()

File Uploads, Storage, and Validation

74. Which method in Laravel handles file uploads?

o a) move()

o b) store()

o c) upload()

o d) fileUpload()

Answer: b) store()

75. To validate an uploaded file's type as an image in Laravel, which rule should be used?

o a) file

o b) mimes:jpeg,bmp,png

o c) image

o d) mimetype

Answer: c) image

76. Which Laravel file storage method saves files to the storage directory?

o a) disk()

o b) save()

o c) put()

o d) upload()

Answer: c) put()

77. In Laravel, which function is used to retrieve a file from storage?

o a) get()

o b) retrieve()

o c) fetch()

o d) load()

Answer: a) get()

78. What is the purpose of the public_path() helper function?

o a) To access the /storage directory

o b) To access the /public directory

o c) To access the root directory

o d) To access the /app directory

Answer: b) To access the /public directory

79. Which rule in Laravel validates a file's maximum size in kilobytes?

o a) size

o b) filesize

o c) max

o d) fileMax

Answer: c) max

Pagination

80. Which Laravel method is used to add simple pagination to a query?

o a) simplePaginate()

o b) paginateSimple()

o c) basicPaginate()

o d) paginate()

Answer: a) simplePaginate()

81. What is the default number of items per page when using paginate() in Laravel?

o a) 10

o b) 15

o c) 20

o d) 25

Answer: b) 15

82. Which variable is used in Blade to display pagination links?

o a) $pagination

o b) $links

o c) links()

o d) paginate()

Answer: c) links()

This set continues to challenge and develop understanding of CRUD, relationships, validation, file handling, and pagination, giving students a broad view of practical Laravel applications. Let me know if you need further questions or deeper explanations on any specific topic!

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Middleware and Routing

83. Which command creates a new middleware in Laravel?

o a) php artisan make:middleware

o b) php artisan middleware:create

o c) php artisan create:middleware

o d) php artisan generate:middleware

Answer: a) php artisan make:middleware

84. To apply middleware to a specific route, which key is used in the route definition?

o a) before

o b) middleware

o c) use

o d) with

Answer: b) middleware

85. Which of the following statements best describes middleware in Laravel?

o a) Middleware handles model relationships.

o b) Middleware handles validation and data formatting.

o c) Middleware filters HTTP requests entering the application.

o d) Middleware is used for managing database migrations.

Answer: c) Middleware filters HTTP requests entering the application.

86. How can you apply middleware to all routes within a route group in Laravel?

o a) Use Route::applyMiddleware()

o b) Use Route::group(['middleware' => 'middleware_name'], function () {...})

o c) Use Route::setMiddleware()

o d) Use Route::middlewareGroup()

Answer: b) Use Route::group(['middleware' => 'middleware_name'], function () {...})

87. Which middleware is often used to check if a user is authenticated before accessing certain routes?

o a) web

o b) api

o c) auth

o d) guest

Answer: c) auth

88. Which HTTP method is used by the Route::delete function in Laravel?

o a) GET

o b) POST

o c) DELETE

o d) PATCH

Answer: c) DELETE

89. In Laravel, how do you name a route?

o a) Route::get('url', 'Controller@method')->named('route_name')

o b) Route::get('url', 'Controller@method')->name('route_name')

o c) Route::get('url', 'Controller@method')->routeName('route_name')

o d) Route::get('url', 'Controller@method')->title('route_name')

Answer: b) Route::get('url', 'Controller@method')->name('route_name')

90. To redirect from one route to another in a controller, which function is used?

o a) go()

o b) redirect()

o c) route()

o d) send()

Answer: b) redirect()

Error Handling and Debugging

91. Which file should you edit to customize error pages (e.g., 404, 500 errors) in Laravel?

o a) resources/views/errors/

o b) resources/errors/views/

o c) views/errors/resources/

o d) app/views/errors/

Answer: a) resources/views/errors/

92. To enable debug mode in Laravel, which file should be edited?

o a) .env

o b) config/app.php

o c) routes/web.php

o d) bootstrap/app.php

Answer: a) .env

93. In Laravel, which method can you use to trigger a custom error?

o a) abort()

o b) fail()

o c) halt()

o d) terminate()

Answer: a) abort()

94. What is the default logging channel in Laravel?

o a) syslog

o b) errorlog

o c) single

o d) daily

Answer: c) single

95. Which command clears all Laravel cache, including route, view, and config caches?

o a) php artisan cache:clear

o b) php artisan clear:all

o c) php artisan system:clear

o d) php artisan cache:reset

Answer: a) php artisan cache:clear

96. Which helper function is used to log messages in Laravel?

o a) writeLog()

o b) logMessage()

o c) infoLog()

o d) logger()

Answer: d) logger()

Advanced Eloquent Techniques

97. Which method allows you to update a record only if it exists, otherwise it will create a new one in Laravel Eloquent?

o a) createOrUpdate()

o b) updateOrCreate()

o c) saveOrUpdate()

o d) addOrUpdate()

Answer: b) updateOrCreate()

98. Which Eloquent method would you use to apply a raw SQL function to a column, such as incrementing a value by a specific amount?

o a) increment()

o b) add()

o c) updateRaw()

o d) rawIncrement()

Answer: a) increment()

99. In a Laravel Eloquent model, how would you define a default scope that applies to all queries?

o a) scopeDefault()

o b) defaultScope()

o c) scope()

o d) booted()

Answer: d) booted()

100. To retrieve only specific columns from a database table in Laravel Eloquent, which method should be used? - a) select() - b) columns() - c) fields() - d) pluck()

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Laravel Commands and Artisan

101. Which command is used to create a new Laravel controller? - a) php artisan make:controller - b) php artisan generate:controller - c) php artisan create:controller - d) php artisan controller:make

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**Answer:** a) `php artisan make:controller`

102. What does php artisan config:cache do in a Laravel application? - a) Deletes the config cache - b) Clears and creates a config cache - c) Refreshes the database cache - d) Resets all application caches

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103. To view the list of all available artisan commands, which command should be used? - a) php artisan list - b) php artisan commands - c) php artisan show - d) php artisan available

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**Answer:** a) `php artisan list`

104. How do you clear compiled view files in Laravel? - a) php artisan view:clear - b) php artisan cache:clear - c) php artisan clear:views - d) php artisan views:reset

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**Answer:** a) `php artisan view:clear`

105. Which Artisan command is used to reset the database and re-run all migrations and seeders? - a) migrate:fresh --seed - b) migrate:refresh --seed - c) migrate:reset --seed - d) migrate:install --seed

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**Answer:** b) `migrate:refresh --seed`

These questions further cover advanced topics like middleware, routing, error handling, advanced Eloquent techniques, and Artisan commands, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of Laravel development. Let me know if you need more questions on specific areas or further elaboration on any concepts!

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