I need to use data from an API. I create a function: and dd($vouchers) return me: Now when I try to use $vouchers array with blade engine like: I got error: How I can convert array into eloquent collection. I use the latest Laravel 5.7 version Answer Actually your $vouchers is an array of arrays, So you may want to

Laravel – convert array into eloquent collection

I need to use data from an API.

I create a function:

    public function getItems()
{
    $client = new GuzzleHttpClient();
    $res = $client->get('https://app.example.com/api/getItems');

$vouchers = json_decode($res->getBody(), true);

dd($vouchers);

return view('api', compact('vouchers'));


}

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    public function getItems(){    $client = new GuzzleHttpClient();    $res = $client->get('https://app.example.com/api/getItems');​$vouchers = json_decode($res->getBody(), true);​dd($vouchers);​return view('api', compact('vouchers'));​​}​

and dd($vouchers) return me:

Now when I try to use $vouchers array with blade engine like:

<body>
              @foreach ($vouchers as $v)
                <p>{{$v->name}}</p>
              @endforeach
          </body>

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<body>              @foreach ($vouchers as $v)                <p>{{$v->name}}</p>              @endforeach          </body>​

I got error:

"Trying to get property 'name' of non-object (View: .... etc...

JavaScript
 
"Trying to get property 'name' of non-object (View: .... etc...​

How I can convert array into eloquent collection. I use the latest Laravel 5.7 version

Answer

Actually your $vouchers is an array of arrays,

So you may want to convert your sub-arrays to objects:

You can do it simply using:

foreach ($vouchers['vouchers'] as $key => $value) {
    $vouchers['vouchers'][$key] = (object) $value;
}

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foreach ($vouchers['vouchers'] as $key => $value) {    $vouchers['vouchers'][$key] = (object) $value;}​

.. or using collections:

$vouchers = collect($vouchers['vouchers'])->map(function ($voucher) {
    return (object) $voucher;
});

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$vouchers = collect($vouchers['vouchers'])->map(function ($voucher) {    return (object) $voucher;});​

Laravel collections documentation

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