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Short Description Laravel-ApiVersionizer is a versatile package for managing API versioning in Laravel applications. It supports flexible routing, automatic versioning, and deprecation notices, ensuring smooth transitions between API versions while maintaining backward compatibility.
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API Versionizer
API Versionizer is a versatile package for managing API versioning in Laravel applications. It supports flexible routing, automatic versioning, and deprecation notices, ensuring smooth transitions between API versions while maintaining backward compatibility.
Installation
You can install the package via Composer:
Usage
Step 1: Publish Configuration File
Before using the API Versionizer package, you must publish the configuration file using Laravel's built-in command:
This will create a configuration file named api-versionizer.php
in your config
directory. The configuration file contains the following options:
- current_version: The current version of the API.
- fallback_version: The fallback version to use if the requested version is not found.
- strategy: The versioning strategy to use (e.g.,
uri
,header
,query
). - versioning_key: The key used for versioning (e.g.,
v
,version
). - prefix: The prefix to use for versioned routes.
- default_version: The default version to use if no version is specified.
- default_directory: The default directory to use for versioned files.
- versioned_folders: An array of directories containing versioned files.
- middlewares: An array of middleware classes to apply to versioned routes.
- default_files: An array of default files to use for versioned routes.
- versions: An array of supported API versions.
Step 2: Configure API Versions
Once the configuration file is published, you can configure the API versions by editing the api-versionizer.php
file. You can specify the current version, fallback version, versioning strategy, versioning key, prefix, default version, default directory, versioned folders, middlewares, default files, and supported versions.
Here is an example configuration for API versioning:
In this example, we define a version v1
with a description and status. We also specify versioned files with their names, aliases, prefixes, namespaces, and middlewares.
Note: You can add as many versions and files as needed to support your API versioning requirements, status in the vesions array can be active
or inactive
or deprecated
to indicate the status of the version.
Step 3: Run Versionizer Command
After configuring the API versions, you can run the Versionizer command to generate versioned routes and files automatically:
This command will create versioned routes and files based on the configuration specified in the api-versionizer.php
file. It will generate routes for each versioned file with the appropriate version prefix and middleware.
Step 4: Access Versioned Routes
Once the versioned routes are generated, you can access them using the version prefix in the URL. For example, to access the users
route in version v1
, you can use the following URL:
This URL has the version prefix v1
and the route prefix users
specified in the configuration file.
Handle Deprecation Notices
If you need to deprecate a version of the API, you can update the version status to deprecated
in the configuration file and set deprecated_at
to the date when the version will be deprecated. The Versionizer package will automatically handle deprecation notices and will return error when accessing a deprecated version.
Copy Version to New Version
If you need to copy a version to a new version, you can run the following command:
This command will copy the version v1
to version v2
and will generate the versioned routes and files for the new version based on the existing version, and namespace will be updated to the new version.
Delete Version
If you need to delete a version, you can run the following command:
This command will delete the version v1
and will remove the versioned routes and files for the specified version.
Features
- Flexible Routing: Define versioned routes with custom prefixes, namespaces, and middlewares.
- Automatic Versioning: Generate versioned routes and files automatically based on the configuration.
- Deprecation Notices: Handle deprecation notices for API versions and return errors when accessing deprecated versions.
- Version Copying: Copy existing versions to new versions and generate versioned routes and files for the new version.
- Version Deletion: Delete existing versions and remove versioned routes and files for the specified version.
Requirements
- PHP 8.2 or higher
- Laravel 10.0 or higher
- Composer
License
The API Versionizer package is open-source software licensed under the MIT license.
Author
- Ahmed Essam
- GitHub Profile
- Packagist
Contributing
Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.
Issues
If you find any issues with the package or have any questions, please feel free to open an issue on the GitHub repository.
Enjoy using the API Versionizer package in your Laravel applications! 🚀
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illuminate/console Version ^11.0|^10.0|^9.0|^8.0