waelmoh / laravel-update-insert-many
Laravel Batch insert or batch update collection of models
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- php: >=8.0.0
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Last update: 2025-11-29 03:42:31 UTC
README
Laravel batch update a collection of eloquent models.
Perform single query for batch update collection of models.
It will also update updated_at column of the models
Installation
composer require waelmoh/laravel-update-insert-many
Usage
Update Many
Update collection of models. This perform a single update query for all the passed models. Accepts an array of arrays or collection. Each array|object should contain the model key and the data to update. The key can be any column, by default it is id. Also key can be an array of columns.
Only the dirty or changed attributes will be included in the update.
This updates the updated_at column of the models and the tables.
$users = [ [ 'id' => 31, 'first_name' => 'John', 'last_name' => 'Doe', 'email' => 'John@Doe.com' ], [ 'id' => 32, 'first_name' => 'Hubert', 'last_name' => 'Wiza', 'email' => 'Hubert@Wiza.org' ], [ 'id' => 33, 'first_name' => 'Mikayla', 'last_name' => 'Keeling', 'email' => 'Mikayla.hyatt@example.com' ] ]
User::updateMany($users); // update many models using id as the default key User::updateMany($users, 'id'); // same as above User::updateMany($users, 'username'); // use username as key instead of id User::updateMany($users, ['username', 'email']); // use username and email as keys instead of id User::updateMany($users, ['username', 'email'], ['last_name']); // update last name if username and email match
Specifying which columns to be updated
User::updateMany($users, 'id', ['email', 'first_name', 'last_name']);
How it works
This will produce a query like this:
UPDATE `users` SET `email` = CASE WHEN `id` = '31' THEN 'John@Doe.com' WHEN `id` = '32' THEN 'Hubert@Wiza.org' WHEN `id` = '33' THEN 'Mikayla.hyatt@example.com' ELSE `email` END , `first_name` = CASE WHEN `id` = '31' THEN 'John' WHEN `id` = '32' THEN 'Hubert' WHEN `id` = '33' THEN 'Mikayla' ELSE `first_name` END , `last_name` = CASE WHEN `id` = '31' THEN 'Doe' WHEN `id` = '32' THEN 'Wiza' WHEN `id` = '33' THEN 'Keeling' ELSE `last_name` END WHERE `id` IN ( 31, 32, 33 );