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Informations about the package dogpile

Dogpile

Maintainability

JSON:API helper library to cleanly import included relationships

Installation

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Usage

First, visit https://jsonapi.org for documentation on JSON:API standard. This library attempts to simplify and modularize included related resource objects in api calls.

Ex. GET /posts/1?include=author,comments,comments.author

This library will quickly query and include the related 'author' and 'comments' assosciated with the resource. To do so, requires a few interface implementations.

How it works

The Dogpile\ResourceManager class contains several ResourceQuery objects for each resource type. When an array of included relationships are provided, the Dogpile\QueryBuilder class will use the ResourceIdentifiers from the RelationshipCollection and query the resources via the RepositoryQuery::findHavingIds() method. Each resource will only be queried once.

Setup

First

Dogpile requires a Dogpile\Contracts\ResourceQuery interface implementation for each resource. As in the above example, you would want an implementation for 'people' (to query authors); and one for 'comments'.

Second

Register your ResourceQuery handlers with your Dogpile\ResourceManager

Third

Dogpile\Contracts\ResourceQuery::findHavingIds() must return a Dogpile\Collections\ResourceCollection class containing objects that implement the Dogpile\Contracts\Resource interface.

Fourth

As stated in step above, each Resource object must implement the Resource::realtionships() interface which returns a RelationshipCollection class. The Dogpile\Collections\RelationshipCollection class can be implemented as such below.

For more examples, see the tests: tests\Functional\ResourceManagerTest.php

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Requires php Version >=7.0
tightenco/collect Version 5.5.*
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