laraveldaily-eloquent-audit

To detect N+1 query problems in Laravel Eloquent, scan controllers, Blade templates, and Livewire components for relationship access patterns. The audit flags query bloat with file-and-line evidence and recommends eager loading using with(), or withCount/withSum alternatives to resolve the issue.

Check Laravel models for mass assignment risks and missing casts by auditing model definitions against migrations. The audit highlights incorrect casts, unsafe mass assignment vulnerabilities, and absent uniqueness constraints for upserts, providing actionable code-level remediation advice.

Prevent large memory usage in Eloquent collections by flagging large resultset hydration in jobs and commands during an audit. The analysis recommends replacing get() or all() with chunk, cursor, or lazy collection methods to optimize query efficiency and reduce memory consumption.

Yes, the Eloquent audit scans Blade templates and Livewire components for query issues. It analyzes these views alongside controllers, models, migrations, jobs, commands, and tests to detect N+1 queries, inefficient collection filtering, and relationship anti-patterns across the entire codebase.

Identify missing database transactions in Laravel multi-step writes by auditing Eloquent usage for transaction omissions. The audit classifies severity and suggests wrapping operations in DB::transaction() to ensure data integrity and make model code safer and more predictable.

You should avoid global $with for Eloquent eager loading when it causes over-fetching data unnecessary for specific responses. The audit flags $with over-fetching and suggests applying shouldBeStrict() and targeted select() column constraints to optimize API response efficiency.