Warning when calling orderby method statically

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In the Phpstorm interface is displayed a warning message stating that I am calling the orderby method in a static way, however, this is not static. My call:

Artigo::orderBy('edicao', 'desc')->paginate(25);

Would that be "wrong"? Or would I have to do:

(new Artigo)->orderBy('edicao', 'desc')->paginate(25);

Note: I am using Laravel 5.6

laravel laravel-eloquent

  • To access a method or object field, you should use the arrow operator -> I just saw the scope resolution operator :: being used to determine methods and Class/static fields in php

  • This is called Facade gives a search in Laravel’s documentation

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    https://laravel.com/docs/5.6/facades of a read and ignore Phpstorm message it is not a problem to use the first shape

  • I took a look at large projects, it is normal/common this approach from what I could observe.

  • No problem, the first form is correct yes.

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The way you are doing it is not wrong, but I think the best way to call the models would be to call them in __constructor ex.:

private $artigoModel

public function __constructor(Artigo $artigoModel){
    $this->artigoModel = $artigoModel
}

So you can make the call for $this->articleModel throughout the code and you don’t need to be instantiating several times if you need it in more than one function.

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