teleren/devto huggingface dataset:
How to delete data from one to one relationship in Laravel?
Tags: laravel10, eloquent, relationships, howto
Published: 2023-09-18 01:04:49

---
title: How to delete data from one to one relationship in Laravel?
published: true
date: 2023-08-15 00:00:00 UTC
tags: ['laravel10', 'eloquent', 'relationships', 'howto']
canonical_url: https://laravelspa.site/blog/how-to-delete-data-from-one-to-one-relationship-in-laravel/
cover_image: https://laravelspa.site/img/laravel-eloquent-one-to-one-relationship-ultimate-guide-2023/en/_hu2a783205c6e7c788bf5e7a3a4d446d2e_103525_5c01c6f2579a327bfb966addb6ef0619.png
---

### Delete data using User Model.
* We first go to the ***`routes/web.php`*** file and add this route:
```PHP
Route::get('/users/profile/delete', method () {
    $user = User::with('profile')->find(1);
    $user->profile()->delete();
    return response()->json($user);
});
```

* We open the browser and navigate to the new URL ***`http://127.0.0.1:8000/users/profile/delete`*** to find that the profile have been deleted successfully.
```json
{
  "id": 1,
  "username": "Joun Doe",
  "created_at": "2023-08-07T06:23:03.000000Z",
  "updated_at": "2023-08-10T05:07:38.000000Z",
  "profile": null
}
```
> Refresh the page twice to show that this user's profile has been deleted.

### Delete data Using Profile Model.
* We first go to the ***`routes/web.php`*** file and add this route:
```PHP
Route::get('/profiles/user/delete', method () {
    $profile = Profile::with('user')->findOrFail(2);
    $profile->delete();
    $profile->user()->delete();
});
```
* We open the browser and navigate to the new URL ***`http://127.0.0.1:8000/profiles/user/delete`***. We see that both the user and the profile have been deleted successfully.
![Rcord has deleted](https://laravelspa.site/img/laravel-eloquent-one-to-one-relationship-ultimate-guide-2023/404_huad8a4f887b44a197eb4a715ab4619031_10764_1320x0_resize_box_3.png "Rcord has deleted")

## Conclusion
This article is the start of a whole series on __Laravel Eloquent Relationships__ - Relationships within __Laravel__. We have covered the __One TO One relationship__ in a complete way. We did not spare you any information, and God willing, in the following explanation, we will learn about the __One To Many relationship__.

- You can find the repo of this series on github [here](https://github.com/laravelspa/laravel-relations)
Descubre el Futuro en la Nube con AWS y Terraform Únete a la Revolución Tecnológica en Español
Tags: devops, español, aws, terraform
Published: 2023-08-14 23:56:52

English network - If you know anyone who speaks Spanish and is interested in breaking into the industry, please share this information with them.

Bienvenidos a TerraSpacio-DevOps donde sea su canal de YouTube

[TerraSpacioYoutube](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCB2StaVVYrK2SnOdBJJpb-w)

Estoy emocionado de compartir contigo una increíble oportunidad de aprendizaje. ¿Eres un entusiasta de la nube, un apasionado por AWS y DevOps, o simplemente alguien curioso por explorar el mundo de la tecnología? 

Si la respuesta es sí, este es el lugar perfecto para ti.

En este canal, te sumergiras en el apasionante universo de AWS mientras aprendemos juntos a implementar y gestionar infraestructuras en la nube utilizando Terraform. Desde los conceptos más básicos hasta los casos de uso más avanzados, abordaremos una amplia gama de temas para proporcionarte los conocimientos esenciales.

Pero eso no es todo. Mi misión va más allá, quiero ser una guía para aquellos que buscan abrir las puertas a este emocionante mundo de la tecnología. Especialmente, me enorgullece extender esta oportunidad a la comunidad Latina, Hispana y a todos los hablantes de español. Juntos, derribaremos barreras y construiremos puentes hacia el éxito en la nube.


A partir de Diciembre, estaré lanzando una serie de videos que marcarán el comienzo de esta emocionante travesía. Al suscribirte este canal, recibirás actualizaciones sobre el lanzamiento de los primeros videos, manteniéndote al tanto de todas las novedades y oportunidades de aprendizaje que tenemos preparadas para ti.


Mi objetivo es claro: brindarte contenido valioso y práctico que te ayude a desarrollar habilidades concretas en DevOps en AWS. Juntos, exploraremos cómo maximizar las capacidades de la nube de AWS y construir un futuro tecnológico lleno de posibilidades.


No te pierdas esta oportunidad única, Suscríbete ahora y únete a esta comunidad en crecimiento. Estoy emocionado por compartir este emocionante viaje en la nube de AWS contigo. Juntos, ampliaremos nuestros horizontes y consolidaremos nuestro conocimiento en DevOps en AWS con Terraform.

¡Hagamos historia juntos en el mundo de la tecnología! 🚀🔥
Front End Development and Back End Development
Tags: webdev, beginners, codenewbie, development
Published: 2023-08-14 23:39:53

_**My understanding in simple terms.**_


## What are they used for?

 ** _Front-end development and back-end development**_ are two essential components of web development. They work together to create a fully functional website or web application. In this blog, we will explain these terms in a simple and non-technical manner.


_Front-end development_, also known as client-side development, refers to the process of creating the user interface and user experience of a website or web application. It involves designing and developing the parts of a website that users interact with directly. This includes the layout, colors, fonts, buttons, forms, and other visual elements that users see and interact with on their screens.

_Front-end developers_ use various programming languages such as 
_HTML (Hypertext Markup Language), CSS (Cascading Style Sheets), and JavaScript_ to build the front-end of a website. 

_**HTML**_ provides the structure and content of the web page
_**CSS**_ is responsible for the styling and appearance
**_JavaScript_** allows humans to interact with the website and how the website functions.

_Front-end developers_ focus on ensure that the website is responsive on different devices like desktops, tablets, and mobile phones. They also optimize the website for speed and performance, making sure that it loads quickly and efficiently.

On the other hand,_**Back-end development**_, also known as server-side development, deals with the behind-the-scenes functionality of a website or web application. It involves building and maintaining the server, database, and application logic that power the website. Back-end developers work on the server-side code that processes requests from the front-end and delivers the necessary data or functionality.

_Back-end development_ involves working with programming languages such as Python, Ruby, PHP, or Java, and frameworks like Django, Ruby on Rails, Laravel, or Spring. These languages and frameworks help developers handle data storage, security, user authentication, and other complex functionalities.

_Back-end developers_ focus on ensuring that the website or web application functions smoothly and securely. They handle tasks like database management, server configuration, and API (Application Programming Interface) integration. They also work on optimizing the website's performance and scalability, ensuring that it can handle a large number of users and data.

**_In summary_**, _front-end development _deals with the visual and interactive aspects of a website, while _back-end development_ handles the server-side functionality and data management. Both front-end and back-end development are crucial for creating a fully functional and user-friendly website or web application. They work hand in hand to provide enjoyable experience for users.


Resources:
[](https://www.w3schools.com/)
[](https://github.com/topics/front-end-development)
You absolutely don't need Javascript for a simple lightbox, thanks to 'target' css pseudo class
Published: 2023-08-14 23:04:01

CSS is a very astonishing language. I always discover something new.
More than often, we rely on external libraries to display images.

Look at this, a lightbox in pure CSS, awesome.


```css
body {
  margin:0;
  padding:0;
  text-align:center;
  background:beige;
}

.lightbox {
  display: none;
}

.lightbox:target {
  position: absolute;
  left: 0;
  top: 0;
  width: 100%;
  height: 100%;
  display: flex;
  align-items: center;
  justify-content: center;
  background:black;
}

.lightbox img  {
   border: 2px solid white;
   width: 100%;
   height:100%;
}
``` 

You can see a demo here [LightBox](https://flems.io/#0=N4IgtglgJlA2CmIBcAmALAOgKwGYA0IAzvAgMYAu8UyIGphhIBhpATgPayzIDaADHj4BdAgDMICRkh6gAdgEMwiJLQAW5MNwKl2synpoAdWQB5VARgB8xgAR2T8m6tbxRAXkMh15AA6EkAPQBAO6hGLDsAG7wAJ7sAK6sUOwA5nTsYJ6WADJR8DZxiTbJKYQY5SYB8tamARY1xiZQEJE2pLDyDB4gOnryELLwrFm2NsaNjs6u3QDEhKrswSOmEGApNoSspN3efoEB8T4R8lAYwRAA1qtUEPIY7KwpIZcQPjfyATpgYLqEAQAcAKwAQAIqkAPoAUhQ-3MMLQ-zQfFh0IAnBgAFZvFKeGwBGqVaqNZqtdqdQjdWAQFLqABG7AAHrjoN15otlnYbCZxClEvAapzOQ4nC53J4ZriyV1PO12MQOYKuat1pttp5dv4godjqdzlclM07g8nnrXu9PhkfrI-oD-sCwSkoTC4YjEcjzGjMdjcXjLISBYrFdzqaR5D5yBBdBtyDEEN0dBFWEhgqoIJQANyUBnkAC08ipKVkSFI8D0QyyAAU5YQILTYDEbJAGTYAMrnBit1TwHxdpKVHmh8OR2QBrkBHl8gkBEkEyai2Zs4IoZYmZUbLY7ci+TUhMIRaKFJKpdJgEI+HO9fTkA5HdgnP4oPgocwBPgAdgCACUqDmHTmW+Q8iyM0sgpDmuh5jmn7sKQFw5gMObkF2OYAGIPPAhDkF68BpME8C0j4Pr4o0VQEiSbQdNKIAFnSjLMlArILEuCpchOLijkKc7TOKkqURSMoRPKIAcfYa6qpu277KEwThHkh4lCeZ4XroV43jqD5Pi+75fj+f4AUBIFgRB8hQTBcEIUh8CoehmHYbh+GESAdj4v6oyCsGKSDhGUaYbG8DxpwDzJqmGZZrm+bUkWJZlsMwnQVAXY1kBNiftAKT4fIsH9iGYbeSObnZby7EkTOEwitxIBzExOArmJG7qluexBNJskHgkR5pF8SmXqW17aneUAaY+r6AgAwkBVmjQ8hDsDmABCHSwahiRejiTnEbURKmORUr8dR1K0UyTksp4i41cJBVsfybmceVYqVbx5LxoJ8AsUKdVql4jU7i1+6xO1CldcE549XoakDUNfAjQE42DDmU2sDN82LXBKErVia3OX6pE3fYA65cO0Z+QFibBWm8CZvA2Z5gWUW9eWwmw-kCMzYVXnDqOhWTiVLQNKYXH3VVixoLVazrp9Gr7CQhB3FA8A6C4DI+BwinA8pZZg-194BI+5iAnwqI6+CNIQAAKqNADqaQY7iG2udtLQUU9ng0eQ9JHTYJ1EExIsXbIQpXSJXIC7Mj1UbKQlB6uYviQ1klBNLsvy+hSsq0DIMqb14Pa7r+uGygxupubVurUR2NbYGHnsz5MZxjKgVJim5OU9TEWFsW9OxZYACCHS0vIAD3bME7onPjtS3O1KVU+8+MsjGEwRAkPLeVSCASJIP8fAgAAvngciKMotAYow2iZwYKi7-vIAKEoNB0Awi+g+QND0lADbAKMYDyI8AxIHw6ZRg+BOIZf+gD-Y2DCjTSKHcYrgLsP3WCKQODxGAkgOsmULjwLaA3JANgm4ZmMDvOejhP4QITEFfBIUKZjFkMQ+esg1xkLsOwWkGIV45nEOQYseRWDYPpEkIYeDzA+GbDNKkUAqHN1GOcKASEkA4D4HwUR2CuwHW4Y+ZRDJwH0OMOkPoAwhg2GYd-BkOZZHyJsOYJ8aAVG2G-r-IsNg+A2HkPEcg7B4HNEIEceQMQkCiAQNo2wgSqbmNYGGPBwQIk+HgRieImEICiBiOrK8eCfGZSsvAaIsh6zYJSJEqxLgwA6LnuEdR7tjGjG8b4-xNhZC6ApkQsprt3ZIEAo8eA5AqkQJ8HKNMw48HyFpOI9xTSIEIFENw5x2CPE+DwQAmR0BLHWL4JCVR8B1HCKUes6pEAfEdDqaE4JEC26yHgpQMA-g2id2wfExJyTUm9TwdFSgfDRiIIuMghIaCMGwVKQw8pNI3aMk9mLHpnIBFyyTDYFAoiNicGgFIwhED8HLNUNstZ2CnCbOBUgVZuzUWmJzGovFNg3xKNEUQxexAyCrxoOYAAbPirAu8RA30PjQegmEf7pXIK0xku8gA)
Fixing the 'Failed to load config react-app to extend from' error in React-App
Tags: react, errors, eslint, config
Published: 2023-08-14 23:02:55

Fixing the 'Failed to load config react-app to extend from' error in React-App
------------------------------------------------------------------------------

React-App is a popular framework for building user interfaces, but like any software development tool, it can sometimes throw unexpected errors. One such error that developers often encounter is the 'Failed to load config react-app to extend from' error. This error can be frustrating, but fear not! In this article, we will explore the causes of this error and provide you with some solutions to fix it.

### Understanding the Error

The 'Failed to load config react-app to extend from' error occurs when React-App is unable to find or load the configuration file it needs to extend from. This configuration file, usually named `.eslintrc` or `eslint.config.js`, contains the necessary rules and settings for ESLint, a popular JavaScript linter used by React-App.

### Possible Causes

There are a few reasons why you might encounter this error. Here are some common causes:

1.  You have not installed ESLint or its configuration files.
2.  The configuration file is missing or located in the wrong directory.
3.  There is a typo or syntax error in the configuration file.

### Fixing the Error

Now that we understand the error and its possible causes, let's look at some potential solutions:

1.  **Install ESLint:** Ensure that you have ESLint installed in your project by running the following command in your project directory:
    
        npm install eslint --save-dev
    
2.  **Check Configuration File:** Make sure that the configuration file (`.eslintrc` or `eslint.config.js`) is present in the root directory of your project. If it is located in a different directory, update the file path accordingly in your project's build configuration.
3.  **Verify Configuration:** Double-check the configuration file for any typos or syntax errors. One missing comma or misplaced bracket can cause the error. You can use an online JSON or JavaScript validator to ensure the file's correctness.

### Conclusion

The 'Failed to load config react-app to extend from' error in React-App can be resolved by following the steps outlined above. Remember to install ESLint, check the configuration file's location, and verify its correctness. By addressing these potential causes, you should be able to get your React-App up and running smoothly.

### References

*   [ESLint Documentation](https://eslint.org/docs/user-guide/getting-started)
*   [Create a New React App](https://reactjs.org/docs/create-a-new-react-app.html)
Links to help those impacted by the wildfires in Hawaii
Published: 2023-08-14 22:42:31

To locate missing loved ones:1-800-RED-CROSS

[Office of the Governor, Hawai‘i Community Foundation](https://www.hawaiicommunityfoundation.org/maui-strong)

[The American Red Cross of Hawaii donation site](https://www.redcross.org/donate/donation.html/)

[Feeding America Food Banks](https://give.feedingamerica.org/a/hawaii-wildfires)

[Maui Food Bank](https://mauifoodbank.org/donate/)

[Help Pets: Maui Humane Society](https://www.mauihumanesociety.org)
🌟 Unlocking Opportunities: Earning Money as an Open Source Contributor and Empowering Businesses 🌟
Tags: opensource, developers, maintain, support
Published: 2023-08-14 22:05:22

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![Unlocking Opportunities: Empowering Open Source Contributors and Businesses ](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/i17lhuinq96b9esuwng3.png)
Day 804 : Push Right Through
Tags: hiphop, code, coding, lifelongdev
Published: 2023-08-14 22:04:47

_liner notes_:
- Saturday : Had a pretty good day. Totally opposite of the week before. Everything worked as expected and had a really good time on the show. The recording of this week's show is at https://kNOwBETTERHIPHOP.com

![Radio show episode image of the front of a multi-story red brick building with 1529 Sedgwick Ave sign above the entrance with a street corner sign in the foreground that says Sedgwick Av / Hip Hop Blvd with the words Aug 12th 2023 Happy 50th Birthday](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/3dkrziyzujsyn216igam.jpg)

- Sunday : Another good day. Did my https://untilit.works cyphers and got some stuff done. Made some progress on my side project and did some research on my trip to Singapore.

- Professional : Had couple of meetings today. Got some clarity on topics I had questions on. Responded to some community questions. Then I finally successfully submitted the visa application. I must have redone it like 5 times. haha Some fields would say invalid characters and I would have no clue what it was talking about. haha Looks like it just wanted city names. I don't know. We'll see if it gets accepted. It better, because I paid money! haha.

- Personal : Purchased my plane ticket to Singapore. I did the same waitlist upgrade thing I did when I booked the trip to Japan. Fingers crossed that I get an upgrade. What's funny is that the day I fly out is the exact same day I flew to Japan last year. Didn't even realize till I looked up the flight in the app. Maybe it will be good luck for my upgrade. Also, I noticed that flying to Singapore, I will lose a full day. I leave one day and arrive 2 days later. No clue how that works, because going to Japan, I arrived the next day. Timezones... magic!

![A wall of vines and branches in Botanic Gardens, Singapore](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/1ni80i9zuswn1jiqxx28.jpg)

That's funny. The image I got for this blog post is from Singapore. Maybe this and booking the flight for the same day as Japan are good signs! Going to go through tracks for the radio show. Work on the host dashboard for my side project. I think I may have run into a little snag. I'll work it out. Just need to figure out how I'm going to pass in some information. I'm sure I'll figure it out. Just need to push right through. I have not had a chance to watch any anime so I may binge some episodes tonight.

Have a great night!

peace piece
Dwane / conshus
https://dwane.io / https://HIPHOPandCODE.com
{% youtube 2bWQOaOOAMY %}
Hibernate StatementInspector cannot work on @OneToMany relationship
Tags: java, springboot, hibernate, jpa
Published: 2023-08-14 22:03:06

If you're a software developer working with Hibernate, you may have come across the StatementInspector class. This handy tool allows you to inspect and modify SQL statements generated by Hibernate before they are executed. However, you may have noticed that the StatementInspector doesn't seem to work when dealing with @OneToMany relationships. Let's dive into this issue and explore why it occurs.

First, let's understand what a @OneToMany relationship is in Hibernate. In simple terms, it represents a one-to-many association between two entities. For example, consider a scenario where we have a User entity and an Order entity. A user can have multiple orders, so we define a @OneToMany relationship between User and Order entities.

Now, when we try to use the StatementInspector to modify the SQL statements generated by Hibernate for this relationship, we encounter a problem. The StatementInspector only works on entities that are directly associated with a particular session. In the case of a @OneToMany relationship, the associated entity is the one on the "many" side, which is the Order entity in our example. Since the StatementInspector only inspects statements for the associated entity, it cannot modify the SQL statements generated for the User entity.

This limitation can be frustrating, especially if you want to modify the SQL statements for the "one" side of the relationship. However, there are workarounds that you can consider to overcome this limitation.

One possible workaround is to use the Hibernate Event system. By registering an event listener, you can intercept and modify the SQL statements generated by Hibernate for the @OneToMany relationship. This allows you to achieve the desired behavior without relying on the StatementInspector.

Another option is to manually construct the SQL statements for the @OneToMany relationship using native queries. While this gives you more control over the SQL statements, it also requires more effort and may not be as flexible as using Hibernate's built-in capabilities.

In conclusion, the Hibernate StatementInspector cannot directly work on @OneToMany relationships due to its design limitations. However, there are alternative approaches such as using the Hibernate Event system or constructing native queries to achieve similar functionality. So, don't lose hope if you were hoping to add some funny modifications to your @OneToMany SQL statements!

### References:

*   Reference 1: [https://www.hibernate.org](https://www.hibernate.org)
*   Reference 2: [https://www.stackoverflow.com](https://www.stackoverflow.com)
The 57th Day of the 100 Days of Code Challenge
Published: 2023-08-14 21:26:29

Hey everyone!

Today, I wrote out some of the steps for the personal assistant project I'm working on (preparation is important!), and worked on improving the real-time transcription app I've been working on as well.

I'm working on adding VAD to make sure I don't work with speechless batches, as these can cause false new speaker identifications and hallucinations on Whisper's side. We don't want that :)

Using Silero VAD, the results don't seem to be tooooo promising but I'll try to work by the chunk rather than by the batch, as it was trained on chunks of 30ms.

Happy coding everyone!