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Informations about the package laravel-docs

Laravel docs package

Introduction

Installation

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This packages uses Laravel's autodiscovery:

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Finally, publish the default config file config/laravel-docs.php using

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Usage

Basic usage

Put your openapi.yaml file in resources/docs/openapi.yaml and run This path can be changed using the config/laravel-docs.php config file. The default route to view your docs is /docs.

Gate

By default, the docs are only accessible in the local environment. You can change this by using the gate canViewDocs in your App\Providers\AuthServiceProvider file. For example:

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Requires php Version >=8.0.2
symfony/yaml Version ^6.0
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