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Informations about the package laravel-postman
laravel-postman
This package allows you to export your API routes to a postman import json file, original work by
Installation
Install the package via composer
composer require --dev camilord/laravel-postman
Then add the service provider in config/app.php: ]
Configuration
Optionally, publish the package configuration file:
php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Camilo3rd\LaravelPostman\ServiceProvider" --tag="config"
Note: publishing the configuration file is optional, you can use de default package options.
Options
- LARAVEL_API_URL => Url for the api to use in its variables
- LARAVEL_POSTMAN_COLLECTION_NAME => your collection name
- LARAVEL_POSTMAN_COLLECTION_DESCRIPTION => description of collection
- LARAVEL_POSTMAN_API_PREFIX => comma list of routes to include (default api,oauth)
- LARAVEL_POSTMAN_API_PREFIX_IGNORE => comma list of routes to exclude (default _ignition)
- LARAVEL_POSTMAN_SKIP_HEAD => skip head routes - default true
- LARAVEL_POSTMAN_EXPORT_DIRECTORY => where to store the file, default storage folder ];
apiURL
This is the base URL for your postman routes
default value: config('app.url')
collectionName
This is the postman collection name
default value: the command will ask for it
collectionDescription
This is the postman collection description
default value: the command will ask for it
apiPrefix
This is the prefix by which we identify the routes to export
default value: 'api'
skipHEAD
This avoids creating routes for HEAD method
default value: true
exportDirectory
The directory to which the postman.json file will be exported
Usage
Configuring controllers
Add a property to your entity controller like this:
public $postmanModel = 'App\MyEntityModel';
Add a public method to your model class like this: (optional)
This array of params will be used to fill POST and PUT urlencoded form data section in postman. The previous method is just an example, you should return the array of params that you want to see in postman.
if the above method not supplied, will use the model fillable to fill it.
Documenting endpoints
Laravel-Postman uses the docblocks above your methods to generate the documentation eg:
Export
php artisan postman:export
Optionally you can limit to a specific controller, or list of controllers by passing the -C parameter and the controllers you wish to use.
All versions of laravel-postman with dependencies
illuminate/support Version ^9|^10|^11
phpdocumentor/reflection-docblock Version ^5.4