API is a tool for making internal request (HMVC).
To get the lastest version of Theme simply require it in your composer.json file.
"teepluss/api": "dev-master"
You'll then need to run composer install to download it and have the autoloader updated.
Once Theme is installed you need to register the service provider with the application. Open up app/config/app.php and find the providers key.
'providers' => array(
'Teepluss\Api\ApiServiceProvider'
)
API also ships with a facade which provides the static syntax for creating collections. You can register the facade in the aliases key of your app/config/app.php file.
'aliases' => array(
'API' => 'Teepluss\Api\Facades\API'
)
Publish config using artisan CLI.
php artisan config:publish teepluss/api
API helping you to work with internal request.
// GET Request.
API::get('user/1');
// POST Request.
API::post('user', array('title' => 'Demo'));
// PUT Request.
API::put('user/1', array('title' => 'Changed'));
// DELETE Request.
API::delete('user/1');
// Internal request with domain route.
API::invoke('http://api.domain.com', 'post', array('param' => 1))
// You can make remote request without changing code also.
API::post('http://api.github.com', array('username' => 'teepluss'));
// Request remote with invokeRemote.
API::invokeRemote('http://api.github.com', 'post', array('username' => 'teepluss'));
// Get Guzzle to use other features.
$guzzle = API::getRemoteClient();Remote request using Guzzle as an adapter.
// Internal GET.
$ php artisan api:call --request GET /some/route?param=value
// Internal POST.
$ php artisan api:call --request POST /some/form --data "name=Tee"
// Remote request.
$ php artisan api:call --request GET http://google.comalso work with DELETE, PATCH, HEAD
// Response entries.
$users = User::all();
API::createResponse($users);
// Response entry.
$user = User::find($id);
return API::createResponse($user);
// Response Laravel error.
$errors = $validation->messages()->all(':message');
return API::createResponse(compact('errors'), 400);
// Response created data.
$user = Url::create($data);
return API::createResponse($user, 201);
// Response 404.
API::createResponse("User [$id] was not found.", 404);
//Response deleted.
API::createResponse(null, 204);For RESTful response recommended to use Restable instead.
- Add artisan CLI.
- Release first master version.
If you have some problem, Contact [email protected]
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