Taxonomy Term Repository

To work with the Repository Term queries, use the following Facade:

use Statamic\Facades\Term;

Methods#

Querying#

Examples#

Get a single term by its id#

When getting a single term by its ID, the value of the $id parameter should be taxonomy_handle::term_id.

Term::query()->where('id', 'tags::123')->first();

// Or with the shorthand method
Term::find('tags::123');

When a term can't be found, the Term::find() method will return null. If you'd prefer an exception be thrown, you may use the findOrFail method:

Term::findOrFail('tags::123');

Get all tags#

Term::query()
    ->where('taxonomy', 'tags')
    ->get();

Get all tags in a collection#

Term::query()
    ->where('collection', 'blog')
    ->where('taxonomy', 'tags')
    ->get();

Get all tags in multiple collections#

Term::query()
    ->where('taxonomy', 'tags')
    ->whereIn('collection', ['blog', 'news'])
    ->get();

Only include tags attached to entries#

Term::query()
    ->where('taxonomy', 'tags')
    ->where('entries_count', '>=', 1);
    ->get();

Creating#

Start by making an instance of a term with the make method.
You need at least a slug and the taxonomy.

$term = Term::make()->taxonomy('tags')->slug('my-term');

Data for a term is stored on a per site basis, even if you only are using a single site.

The method expects a site handle and an array of key-value pairs.

// Example for a single site
$term->dataForLocale('default', [
    'mandalorian_code' => 'This Is The Value',
    //...
]);

When using multi-site, you can pass different data to each site.

$term->dataForLocale('default', $data);
$term->dataForLocale('fr', $frenchData);

You may call additional methods on the term to customize it further.

$term->blueprint('tag');

Finally, save it. It'll return a boolean for whether it succeeded.

$term->save(); // true or false