How to query multiple relationships in laravel eloquent - php

Question

I'm kinda stuck here while querying multiple relationships in laravel eloquent I had the raw query like
SELECT * FROM tblSchedules,tblUserHomeCourts,tblHomeCourts
where tblHomeCourts.userId=6
and tblHomeCourts.homeCourtId=5
and (tblSchedules.timeFrom <= 1495617580
and tblSchedules.timeTo >= 1495617580)
and tblUserHomeCourts.userHomeCourtStatus=1
and tblSchedules.scheduleStatus=0
now I need to query this raw query into laravel eloquent. I've tried to to do so like this
$getSchedule= Schedule::with(['userSchedule' => function($query) use ($userId,$homeCourtId,$timeFrom, $timeTo) {
$query->where(['userId'=> $userId,'homeCourtId'=>$homeCourtId,'userHomeCourtStatus' => Constant::STATUS_1]);
}]) ->where('timeFrom','<=',$timeFrom)
->where('timeTo','>=',$timeTo)
->where(['scheduleStatus'=>Constant::STATUS_0])
->get();
but I'm not getting the result instead of this I'm getting blank message array where I'm supposed to get the records.
Question:
what I have done wrong?
suggest me the correct way of query this query.
Schedule Model
public function friendsFeed(){
return $this->hasOne(UserHomeCourt::class,'userHomeCourtId','userHomeCourtId')->with('user')->with('homeCourt');
}
public function userSchedule(){
return $this->hasOne(UserHomeCourt::class,'userHomeCourtId','userHomeCourtId')->with('homeCourt');
}
UserHomeCourt Model
public function homeCourt(){
return $this->belongsTo(HomeCourt::class,'homeCourtId','homeCourtId');
}
public function user(){
return $this->belongsTo(User::class,'userId','userId');
}
}
HomeCourt Model
public function friendsFeed()
{
return $this->hasOne(UserHomeCourt::class, 'homeCourtId', 'homeCourtId');
}
public function userSchedule()
{
return $this->hasOne(UserHomeCourt::class, 'homeCourtId', 'homeCourtId');
}
Response I have got from SQL Query

Answer 1

The time check from your sql to eloquent was wrong and when you pass multiple conditions to where, you need to set the conditions as an array.
$getSchedule= Schedule::with(['userSchedule' => function($query) use ($userId, $homeCourtId) {
$query->whereHas('homeCourt', function ($query) use ($userId, $homeCourtId) {
$query->where('userId', $userId)
->where('homeCourtId', $homeCourtId);
})->where('userHomeCourtStatus', 1);
}])
->where('timeFrom', '<=', $timeFrom)
->where('timeTo', '>=', $timeTo)
->where('scheduleStatus', 0)
->get();

Answer 2

try to use whereHas function:
Schedule::whereHas('userSchedule', function ($query)
{
$query->where('userId', $userId)
->where('homeCourtId', $homeCourtId)
->where('userHomeCourtStatus', Constant::STATUS_1);
})
->where('timeFrom', '<=', $timeFrom)
->where('timeTo', '>=', $timeTo)
->where('scheduleStatus', Constant::STATUS_0)
->get();