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Informations about the package laravel-api-concern

Laravel API Concern

Reusable JSON response helpers and API exception rendering for Laravel 11, 12, and 13.

Installation

Laravel auto-discovers the service provider. It registers the package's English and Russian translations. To customize them, publish the translation files:

Published translations are placed in lang/vendor/api-concern and override the package defaults.

Responses

Use HasApiResponses in a controller to return the standard response envelopes:

Available helpers are data, created, accepted, noContent, resource, createdResource, acceptedResource, and error. Data responses use a data key and include meta only when provided. Error responses use an error object containing code, message, and optional details.

You can also inject Aesis\ApiConcern\Http\ApiResponseFactory directly.

Exception rendering

Add the renderer to the existing withExceptions callback in bootstrap/app.php. Keep the path check in the application so web exceptions continue through Laravel's normal handling:

For matching requests, the renderer converts validation, authentication, authorization, missing model, throttling, HTTP, and unexpected exceptions to a consistent JSON shape. Throw Aesis\ApiConcern\Exceptions\ApiException for an application-specific error:

Translations

The renderer uses Laravel's api-concern::messages.* translation keys. English and Russian defaults are included. Set the application's locale to choose a language, or publish the files and edit them for application-specific wording.

Testing

License

MIT. See LICENSE.md.

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laravel/framework Version ^11.0||^12.0||^13.0
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