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Discover how to optimize eager loading in Laravel Policies while using Yajra DataTables to improve performance and reduce redundancy.
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Optimizing Eager Loading in Laravel Policies for Yajra DataTables

When working with Laravel, many developers often face the challenge of implementing policies efficiently, especially when combined with Yajra DataTables. Eager loading relationships is essential for performance optimization, yet it's not uncommon to encounter issues that lead to suboptimal performance. If you're using Laravel policies inside Yajra DataTables and experiencing repeated relationship loading, this guide is for you.

The Problem

You may find yourself in a situation where you need to check user permissions through a Laravel policy within a Yajra DataTable. Your current implementation might look something like this:

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In this case, every time you render a row in the DataTable, the sections relationship is loaded, causing performance issues as it results in multiple queries being executed, one for each row.

The Solution: Optimize Eager Loading

Step 1: Load Relationships Before Calling can()

To eliminate the repetitive loading of the sections, you can load the relationship once before invoking the can() method. This way, you avoid the need to load the relationship multiple times across different data rows.

Change your table method implementation as follows:

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Step 2: Remove Redundant Loading in Policy

Make sure to remove the $user->load('sections'); from your create method in the policy:

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Removing this code prevents unnecessary relationship loading from happening multiple times and keeps your application running efficiently.

Conclusion

In conclusion, optimizing the way you use eager loading within Laravel policies, especially in conjunction with Yajra DataTables, can drastically improve the performance of your application. By loading the necessary relationships before invoking any policy checks, you reduce database queries significantly. Implementing this best practice allows your applications to scale better, ensuring a smooth user experience.

Feel free to use these optimization techniques in your Laravel applications to enhance performance and efficiency. Happy coding!