Laravel Jory includes some metadata functions out of the box, metadata can be requested by adding an array to the meta key in the request.
{info} Metadata is not available when Laravel Jory is configured to return data in the root.
The total metadata returns the total number of records, convenient when paginating results.
Fetch the first 10 active users and total active users
axios.get('jory/user', {
params: {
jory: {
filter: {
field: "is_active",
data: true,
},
limit: 10
},
meta: ['total']
}
});The query_count metadata returns the total number of executed queries during the request. This can be useful for detecting N+1 problems on relations and custom attributes during development.
Fetch the total_revenue of all projects and check the number of queries.
axios.get('jory/project', {
params: {
jory: {
fields: ['total_revenue'],
},
meta: ['query_count']
}
});The time metadata returns the execution time for the request.
The user metadata simply returns the current user as extra data.
You can add your own metadata options by extending the JosKolenberg\LaravelJory\Meta\Metadata class and reference it in the config's metadata array.