First, soft delete

Soft deletion must meet the following conditions:

There must be a soft delete field in the table

1.2. Introduce corresponding operations (traits) into the model to realize multiple inheritance

1.3 The identification field specified in the model for soft deletion

The original DELETE delete becomes a soft delete and does not delete real data.

1.4. Create and delete a controller

// Delete the user operation
    public function del(int $id) {
        / / soft delete
        User::find($id) -> delete();

        // Forcible Delete Indicates the actual deletion operation when soft deletion is configured
        // User::find($id) -> forceDelete();

        return ['status'= >0.'msg'= >'Deleted successfully'];
    }
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1.5. Added the delete button route

// Delete the user
Route::get('user/del{id}'.'UserController@del') -> name('admin.user.del');
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Effect:

2. Restore the user

2.1 Displaying All Users

WithTrashed () displays everything, including those that have been soft deleted Effect:

2.2 Modifying the Reality template

@if(auth() -> id() ! =$item -> id)
  @if($item-> deleted_at ! =null)
	<span class="label label-success radius">
	  <a href="{{route('admin.user.restore'['id'= >$item -> id])}}  @else label label-danger radius"> {{route('admin.user.del'['id'= >$item -> id])}}  @endif @endifCopy the code

2.3 Route Recovery

// Delete restore
Route::get('user/restore{id}'.'UserController@restore') -> name('admin.user.restore');
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2.4 Controller Methods

    // Restore the user
    public function restore(int $id) {
        / / reduction
        User::onlyTrashed() -> where('id'.$id) -> restore();
        return redirect(route('admin.user.index')) -> with('success'.'Restore successful');
    }
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Effect:

3. Batch delete

1. Obtain the ID

@if(auth() -> id() ! =$item ->id)
	@if($item -> deleted_at == null)
		<input type="checkbox" value="{{$item -> id}}" name="id[]">
	@endif
@endif
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<a href="javascript:;" onclick="deleteAll()" class="btn btn-danger radius">
	<i class="Hui-iconfont"> & #xe6e2; </i> Delete </ in batchesa> 
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// Generate a token CRSF
		const _token = "{{csrf_token()}}";
		// Select delete all
		function deleteAll() {
			/ / about box
			layer.confirm('Confirm deletion', {
				btn: ['confirm'.'cancel'] / / button
			}, function() {
				// The selected user
				let ids = $('input[name = "id[]"]:checked')
				let id = []
				$.each(ids, (key, value) => {
					id.push($(value).val());
				})
				// console.log(id)
				if (id.length > 0) {
					/ / by ajax
					$.ajax({
						url: "{{route('admin.user.delall')}}",
						data: {
							id,
							_token
						},
						type: 'DELETE'
					}).then((res) => {
						console.log(res)
						if (res.status == 1) {
							layer.msg(res.msg, {
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								icon: 1}, () => { location.reload(); })}})}}); }Copy the code

2. Select all to delete the route

 // Select delete all
 Route::delete('user/delall'.'UserController@delall') -> name('admin.user.delall');
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3. Select all controller methods

    // Delete all users
    public function delall (Request $request) {
        $ids = $request -> get('id');
        User::destroy($ids);
        return ['status'= >1.'msg'= >'All selections deleted successfully'];
    }
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