[12.x] EnumerateValues::value() support and return negative values if exists #54910

[rafaelqueiroz]

Another one from The value collection method shouldn't consider 0 as null #54910

[rodrigopedra]

@rafaelqueiroz I don't think this fixes the expected behavior.

The last code assertion is this:

$c = new $collection([['id' => 1], ['id' => 2, 'balance' => 200]]); $this->assertEquals(200, $c->value('balance'));

If we change the input data to

$c = new $collection([['id' => 1], ['id' => 2, 'balance' => 0]]); dump($c->value('balance'));

It outputs:

$ php artisan local:test null // routes/local.php:33

Ignoring the balance with a 0 value.

Or:

$c = new $collection([ ['id' => 1], ['id' => 2, 'balance' => 0], ['id' => 3, 'balance' => 200], ]); dump($c->value('balance'));

Which outputs:

$ php artisan local:test 200 // routes/local.php:33

And also ignores the balance with a 0 value.

It just fixes the very first element.

[rafaelqueiroz]

@rodrigopedra you're right, probably it would be impossible use firstWhere(), I will try iterate with the cursor of the collection, thank you.

[rodrigopedra]

@rafaelqueiroz I tried this, and it seems to work for the test cases on your PR and the ones I added in my comment:

public function value($key, $default = null) { if ($value = $this->first(fn ($v) => Arr::accessible($v) && Arr::exists($v, $key))) { return data_get($value, $key, $default); } return value($default); }

It grabs the first item where the key exists and returns whatever value it has, even null.

[rafaelqueiroz]

 public function value($key, $default = null) { $value = $this->first(function ($value) use ($key) { return Arr::exists($value, $key); }); return $value ? data_get($value, $key) : value($default); } 

@rodrigopedra we are at the same page :)

[rodrigopedra]

@rafaelqueiroz there is still a problem with a collection of objects... I am looking into it.

[rafaelqueiroz]

@rafaelqueiroz there is still a problem with a collection of objects... I am looking into it.

Really? No make to much sense because the support classes and helper methods will handle that.
I'm going to open the new PR and add test case with objects, feel free for join, thanks.

[rodrigopedra]

Really? No make to much sense because the support classes and helper methods will handle that.

Arr::exists($value, $key) won't work for objects that don't implement ArrayAccess.

@rafaelqueiroz this should do it:

<?php // routes/console.php use Illuminate\Support\Collection; use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Artisan; Artisan::command('local:test', function () { Collection::macro('myValue', function ($key, $default = null) { if ($value = $this->first(fn ($item) => filled(data_get($item, $key)))) { return data_get($value, $key, $default); } return value($default); }); $collection = collect([ ['id' => 1], ['id' => 2, 'balance' => 0], ['id' => 3, 'balance' => 200], ]); dump($collection->myValue('balance')); $collection = collect([ literal(id: 1), literal(id: 2, balance: 0), literal(id: 3, balance: 200), ]); dump($collection->myValue('balance')); // nested $collection = collect([ ['id' => 1], ['id' => 2, 'balance' => ['currency' => 'USD', 'value' => 0]], ['id' => 3, 'balance' => ['currency' => 'USD', 'value' => 200]], ]); dump($collection->myValue('balance.value')); $collection = collect([ literal(id: 1), literal(id: 2, balance: literal(currency: 'USD', value: 0)), literal(id: 3, balance: literal(currency: 'USD', value: 200)), ]); dump($collection->myValue('balance.value')); // collection of scalars => should return null, as no matching record $collection = collect([1, 2, 3]); dump($collection->value('balance')); });

Outputs:

$ php artisan local:test 0 // routes/local.php:22 0 // routes/local.php:30 0 // routes/local.php:40 0 // routes/local.php:48 null // routes/local.php:54

Note that I used a macro to test it out.

[rafaelqueiroz]

@rodrigopedra I got it, let's move for #57570