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13 changes: 11 additions & 2 deletions src/Html/Options/HasColumns.php
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Expand Up @@ -27,6 +27,15 @@ public function columnDefs(array $value)
return $this;
}

private function camelRelation($column)
{

$parts = explode('.', $column);
$columnName = array_pop($parts);
$relation = Str::camel(implode('.', $parts));

return $relation . ($relation ? '.' : '') . $columnName;
}
/**
* Set columns option value.
*
Expand All @@ -43,14 +52,14 @@ public function columns(array $columns)
if (is_array($value)) {
$attributes = array_merge(
[
'name' => $value['name'] ?? $value['data'] ?? $key,
'name' => $value['name'] ?? $this->camelRelation($value['data'] ?? $key),
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I think this is not needed on this part since not all name are on relation. This might fail if the column is indeed have underscores on it? I think it's better to do a camelCase on the part where eagerLoading is being checked.

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Or this might also fail if the query uses join statements? Anyways, will also try to check on actual projects when I got chance. Thanks!

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Well, the camelRelation function only applies the camel case to the relation part of the name. For example, camelRelation('last_name') -> 'last_name', but camelRelation('job_contacts.last_name') -> 'jobContacts.last_name'

And of course if the 'name' is actually specified in the columns array to begin with, it will not be altered.

I will see if I can write some test classes for this when I get a chance, as I think it would really help to show things like the query join situations you mention.

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Yes, a test would be great. For join queries, it is advised to include table.column when setting the name which is why this might become a potential breaking change.

'data' => $value['data'] ?? $key,
],
$this->setTitle($key, $value)
);
} else {
$attributes = [
'name' => $value,
'name' => $this->camelRelation($value),
'data' => $value,
'title' => $this->getQualifiedTitle($value),
];
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