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Quick Tip

Repeatable Callback Functions

If you have a callback function that you need to re-use multiple times, you can assign it to a variable, and then re-use.

$userCondition = function ($query) {
$query->where('user_id', auth()->id());
};
 
// Get articles that have comments from this user
// And return only those comments from this user
$articles = Article::with(['comments' => $userCondition])
->whereHas('comments', $userCondition)
->get();

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