我可以使用Eloquent通过父母的财产订购一系列儿童吗？

I have a thing class:

class Thing extends Eloquent
{
    public function owner() {
        return $this->belongsTo('Owner');
    }
}

And an owner class:

class Owner extends Eloquent
{
    public function things() {
        return $this->hasMany('Thing');
    }
}

I am getting a paginated list of Things ordered by some property of the thing like this:

Thing::orderBy('thing_property')->paginate(20);

But I realized I would like to get the list of things ordered by a property of their owners instead. Is there an Eloquent way to do this? I have tried a lot of different things with no success. I should probably include some things I've tried in my question, but there are a lot of them, most of them are probably dumb, and I can't really even get a good idea of whether any of them are even close. The most recent one was:

Thing::with('owner')->orderBy('owner.owner_property')->paginate(20);

After that not working and reading more about it, I see this is not how 'with()' should be used. Unfortunately, I have not been able to find anything about what I should be using instead.

You need to join owner's table. Eager loading (with) doesn't join but runs another query for the related models.

$things = Thing::join('owners', 'owners.id', '=', 'things.owner_id')
              ->orderBy('owners.owner_property')
              ->get(['things.*']); // return only columns from things

Should you have any Thing rows without Owner (owner_id = null), use leftJoin instead of join.

It appears as though you have a good basic grasp on Laravels Eloquent ORM.

I would suggest the following if you wanted to get things with the order based upon their parent owner:

$results = Owner::with('things')
    ->orderBy('owner_property', 'ASC')
    ->paginate(20);

Or if you would like to order the parent owner and then the children things, you could do the following:

$results = Owner::with(array( 'things' => 
    function($query){
        $query->orderBy('things_property', 'DESC');
    })
    ->orderBy('owner_property', 'ASC')
    ->paginate(20);