Solving the naming problem of belongsToMany() module name in thinkphp5

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I recently encountered a problem when using TP5 to develop a CRM backend management system. When using related queries (many-to-many), the belongsToMany function is used to prompt that the model does not exist. Let’s take a look at the specific problem.

Function introduction

My usage in the project

Let’s take a look at my model in TP5 Layer

f_role is an association model
ref_user_role is an intermediate table (a many-to-many relationship requires an intermediate table)
role_id foreign key name
user_id is the primary key of f_user

This writing method is written completely in accordance with the manual. In theory, there is no problem at all, but when running, an error is reported:

It prompts that the FUser module does not exist, but my module name is f_user. A naming method.
The reason is that there is a problem with the naming rules of the module name.

Solution

After a short debugging, we found the cause of the problem:
Need to modify the parseModel method in the belongsToMany method in thinkphp/think/model.php

Just change the 1 in the picture to 0. The reason is that in the picture below

Just change the naming style

Finally change the naming style and then run the test.

Obtain data (including associated data can be obtained successfully).

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