Laravel push new key to array

Question

I have array data like this

I want to add new key expected_count to the array with if conditional,

if flags key == is_join ? expected_count=2
if flags key == is_grade ? expected_count=1

So the result will be like this

How the best way to do this?

Sagar Gautam · Accepted Answer · 2019-08-14 07:07:20Z

2

Use foreach to iterate over the array

foreach($data['sections'] as $key => $section){
     if(array_key_exists('is_join', $section['flags'])){
         $data['sections'][$key]['flags']['is_join']['expected_count'] = 2;
     }
     if(array_key_exists('is_grade', $section['flags'])){
         $data['sections'][$key]['flags']['is_grade']['expected_count'] = 1;
     }
}

I hope this will work.

answered Aug 14, 2019 at 7:07

Sagar Gautam

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Sagar Gautam Over a year ago

@AndiSiswanto Glad to hear, If it solved your issue please accept the answer and close the question ;)

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