EloquentMatchRepository::getYears()   A
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<?php namespace GolfLeague\Storage\Match;
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use Carbon\Carbon;
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use \Match as Match;
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use \Round as Round;
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use \Player as Player;
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class EloquentMatchRepository implements MatchRepository
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{
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  /*Return Score collections that include:
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   * Player Name
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   * Date
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   * Total
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   * Course
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   * Multideminsional Array of Hole Numbers and scores   *
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   **/
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	public function __construct(Match $match, Player $player)
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    {
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        $this->match = $match;
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The property match does not exist. Did you maybe forget to declare it?

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		$this->player = $player;
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    }
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    public function all()
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    {
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		return Match::orderBy('date', 'DESC')->get();
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    }
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	public function get($matchid)
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	{
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		 return Match::with('course', 'players', 'course.holes')->find($matchid);
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	}
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	public function getEditable($matchid)
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	{
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		return Match::with('course', 'playersEdit', 'course.holes')->find($matchid);
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	}
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	public function getEditableMatches()
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	{
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		$today = Carbon::today();
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		return Match::with('course', 'players')->where('date', '>=', $today)->get();
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	}
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	public function getByDate($startDate, $endDate)
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	{
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		 //dd($startDate);
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		 return Match::with('course')->where('date', '>=', $startDate)->where('date', '<=', $endDate)->get();
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	}
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	public function getYears()
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	{
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		$dates =  Match::orderBy('date', 'DESC')->get(['date']);
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		//return $dates;
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		$years = $dates->map(function($years){
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			return substr($years->date, 0, 4);
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		})->toArray();
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		return array_unique($years);
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	}
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    //Find Scores by Player Id
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    public function find($playerId)
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    {
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        //return Round::with('player', 'holescores')->where('player_id', '=', $playerId)->get();
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    }
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    public function create($matchdata)
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    {
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		//enter match data to Matches table
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		$this->match->date = $matchdata['date'];
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		$this->match->course_id = $matchdata['course'];
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		$this->match->purse = $matchdata['purse'];
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		$this->match->skinsamoney = $matchdata['skinsamoney'];
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		$this->match->skinsbmoney = $matchdata['skinsbmoney'];
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		$this->match->grossmoney = $matchdata['grossmoney'];
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		$this->match->netmoney = $matchdata['netmoney'];
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		$this->match->save(); //save to match table
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		foreach ($matchdata['player'] as $key => $player){
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			$currentPlayer = $this->player->find($player['player_id']);
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			$attributes = array(
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				"level_id" => $player['level_id'],
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				"group" => $player['group'],
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				"handicap" => $player['handicap'],
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				"winnings" => $player['winnings'],
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			);
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			$currentPlayer->matches()->save($this->match, $attributes); //save match_player pivot data
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		}// End foreach
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		return $this->match->id;
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    }
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	public function update($matchdata)
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	{
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		//update course
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		$currentMatch = $this->match->find($matchdata['match']);
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		$currentMatch->course_id = $matchdata['course']; //update course
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		$currentMatch->update();
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		//Remove players from match_players
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		$currentMatch->players()->detach();
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		//Remove rounds
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		Round::where('match_id', '=', $currentMatch->id)->delete();
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		//Add players to  match_players
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		foreach ($matchdata['player'] as $key => $player) {
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			$currentPlayer = $this->player->find($player['player_id']);
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			$attributes = array(
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				"level_id" => $player['level_id'],
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				"group" => $player['group'],
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				"handicap" => $currentPlayer->handicap,
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				"winnings" => 0,
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			);
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			$currentPlayer->matches()->attach($currentMatch, $attributes); //save match_player pivot data
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			$newRound = array(
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				'date' => $currentMatch->date,
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				"player_id" => $player['player_id'],
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				"course_id" => $player['group'],
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				"match_id" => $currentMatch->course,
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				"score" => 0,
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				"esc" => 0
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			);
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			//Create New round for player
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			Round::create($newRound);
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		}// End foreach
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	}
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	public function delete($matchId)
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	{
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		return 'deleted';
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	}
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}
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