field cannot be null but specified

Judikael :

Hello i have a problem that i think it's easy for someone but i'm not you're i'm human :) So my problem is this :

SQLSTATE[HY000]: General error: 1364 Field 'quantity' doesn't have a default value (SQL: insert into products (title, price, description, subtitle, token, type_of_product, category, updated_at, created_at) values (bonjour, 20, bonjour, bonjour, MWnBp|z|/#o"/G, 1, hello, 2020-04-03 20:33:38, 2020-04-03 20:33:38))

I have specified the field in my blade file :

 <input name="quantity" placeholder="Quantity Of Your Product">

My Controller :

//Create Product In Database with Mysql eloquent
public function pushFormProduct(Request $request){
    $inputs = $request->all();
    $product = new Product();
    $product->title = $inputs['title'];
    $product->subtitle = $inputs['subtitle'];
    $product->description = $inputs['description'];
    $product->quantity = $inputs['quantity'];
    $product->price = $inputs['price'];
    $product->type_of_product = $inputs['type_of_product'];
    $product->category = $inputs['category'];
    $product->create($inputs);
    return redirect(route('admin.view.product'));
}

And if i :

dd($inputs['quantity'])

That return me the exact quantity of the product.

But if i push all field to create a new products i have the error ( i declared it in the upside :))

So i don't know who, and why i have this bug, because the field have the good value. Any purpose ?

Jonathan :

You're doing a couple of things wrong:

If you want to use the create method, you need to have quantity as fillable in your model's $fillable protected property array. e.g.

class Product extends Model
{
    protected $fillable = [
        'title',
        'subtitle',
        'description',
        'quantity', // <---
        'price',
        'type_of_product',
        'category',
    ];
}

You're using create incorrectly. You should call Product::create($request->all()) instead. Or:

Product::create(
    $request->only([
        'title',
        'subtitle',
        'description',
        'quantity',
        'price',
        'type_of_product',
        'category',
    ])
);

If using a new instance of the model e.g. $product = new Product; (which allows you to to bypass fillable if you set e.g. $product->quantity = 123; then you need to call $product->save(); afterwards.