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API Response

Package for standardizing the responses from the API of your Symfony based applications.

Getting Started

Upgrade guides

• To 10.x From 9.x
• To 9.x From 8.x and from the andrey-helldar/api-response package
• To 8.x From 7.x
• To 7.x From 6.x
• To 6.x From 5.x

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Installation

To get the latest version of API Response, simply require the project using Composer:

This command will automatically install the latest version of the package for your environment.

Instead, you may of course manually update your require block and run composer update if you so choose:

Alright! Use api_response() helper.

Compatibility table

Package version	PHP min version	Symfony version	Support	Links
^9.0	7.2.5	^4.0, ^5.0, ^6.0		Upgrade guide
^8.0	7.2.5	^4.0, ^5.0		Upgrade guide
^7.0	7.2.5	^4.0, ^5.0		Upgrade guide
^6.0	7.3	^4.0, ^5.0		Upgrade guide
^5.0	7.1.3	^4.0, ^5.0		---
^4.4.1	5.6.9	^3.0, ^4.0, ^5.0		---
^4.0	5.6.9	^3.0, ^4.0		---

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Using

Use with data key

as NULL with code:

return with code 304:

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as integer with default code:

return with code 200:

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as string with default code:

return with code 200:

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as string with code:

return with code 400:

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as integer with code:

return with code 400:

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as array:

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as error

return with code 400:

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as success

return with code 200:

If the first parameter is a number, then the decryption of the error by code will be return. In other cases, the value of the passed variable will be return.

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with additional content

return with code 200:

return with code 400:

return with code 200:

return with code 400:

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Use without data key

Since the goal of the package is to unify all the answers, we moved the variable definitions into a static function. So, for example, to enable or disable wrapping content in the data key, you need to call the wrapped or withoutWrap method:

as NULL with code and without data key:

return with code 304:

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as integer with default code and without data key:

return with code 200:

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as string with default code and without data key:

return with code 200:

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as string with code and without data key:

return with code 400:

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as integer with code and without data key:

return with code 400:

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as array and without data key:

as error and without data key

return with code 400:

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as success and without data key

return with code 200:

If the first parameter is a number, then the decryption of the error by code will be return. In other cases, the value of the passed variable will be return.

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with additional content and without data key:

return with code 200:

return with code 400:

return with code 200:

return with code 400:

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No extra data

In some cases, when returning answers, you must also give additional data. Such as stack trace, for example.

To prevent this data from getting in response to production, you can globally set a label to show or hide this data:

Now all responses will not contain the additional data being passed.

For example:

return with code 200:

return with code 400:

Server Errors

Note: The $with parameter is also responsible for displaying server-side error messages.

In this case, Http errors will be displayed without masking.

For example:

return with code 500:

and

return with code 500:

return with if code >=400 and < 500:

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Returning exception instances

return with code 405:

return with code 408:

return with code 400:

return with code 408:

You can also add additional data:

return with code 405:

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Best practice use with the Laravel and Lumen Frameworks

If you use the Laravel or Lumen framework, you can update the extends in the app\Exceptions\Handler.php file depending on your application version and needs:

If you did not add anything to this file, then delete everything properties and methods.

For example, as a result, a clean file will look like this:

More examples:

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Json Resources

Now, if you pass a resource object or validator object, it will also be rendered beautifully:

return with code 200:

If Response::withoutWrap()

If Response::withoutWith()

If Response::withoutWith() and Response::withoutWrap()

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Validation

If success:

If failed:

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License

This package is licensed under the MIT License.

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