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Informations about the package sdk

Chief Tools SDK

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Base functionality and helpers used for building for Chief Tools.

Configures

Provides

Middleware

Validation rules

Helpers

Installation

Start with requiring the package:

Publish the configuration files and optionally the migrations:

Run the app migrations to create the users table:

Add the Chief service to the config/services.php:

That's all, you should be able to authenticate against Account Chief.

GraphQL API

You will need to create a routes/graphql/schema.graphql in your own project with the following contents:

Anything you want to add the the schema you can do thereafter, for example:

Keep in mind that the User type is already provided so you will need to extend that if you want to append fields.


All versions of sdk with dependencies

PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires php Version ^8.3
guzzlehttp/guzzle Version ^7.5
laracasts/utilities Version ^3.2
laravel/framework Version ^11.9
laravel/helpers Version ^1.5
laravel/socialite Version ^5.5
mll-lab/graphql-php-scalars Version ^6.1
nuwave/lighthouse Version ^6.45
pusher/pusher-php-server Version ^7.2
sentry/sentry Version ^4.3
sentry/sentry-laravel Version ^4.5
stayallive/laravel-eloquent-observable Version ^1.0
stayallive/laravel-eloquent-uuid Version ^1.0
stayallive/random-tokens Version ^1.0
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