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Package laravel-whitehouse-responder
Short Description A simple API for generating responses in WhiteHouse standards in Laravel.
License MIT
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WhiteHouse Responder
This package provides some tools to generate API responses based on the White House Standards in Laravel.
:bulb: In this package, this PHP package is being used.
Installation
Usage
The bellow aliases are being registered in the main service provider of this package.
WhiteHouseResponderResponseforEmyoutis\LaravelWhiteHouseResponder\Facades\ResponseWhiteHouseResponderErrorsforEmyoutis\LaravelWhiteHouseResponder\Facades\ErrorsRepository
In all the examples below, the aliases are being used instead of the full namespaces.
Registering Errors
Based on the White House Standards, every error code should points to an error entity. In the WhiteHouse Responder, you can register your errors and their information in an ErrorsRepository class to use them after that.
Unregistering Errors
It is a common problem that you need to unregister an error after registering it. You can do that with the code below.
Making Failure Responses
Given that in the White House Standards failure responses should return 400 or 500 responses. So that the we have two usable methods to return errors with these statuses.
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clientError(): This method is ready to generate the response body for the client errors. serverError(): This method is ready to generate the response body for the server errors.
After that, we also have another method to be used when you want to specify the status manually.
Replacements
You can place some replaceable phrases in the errors info while registering it, to make their contents dynamic. The replaceable phrases should start with a :.
The returning value will be:
Omitting Error Exception
By default, the errors repository throws exceptions on registering a previously registered error code and requesting for a non-existing error code. But you can disable throwing these exceptions with the code below.
Making Success Responses
As the White House Standards says, the success responses must contain two parts; results and metadata. These parts can be passed to a success() method to generate a success response.
Key Formatter
You can register a closure to be used to format all the keys which are being generated by the package. For example, if we have a snake_case() function to map strings to the snake-case format, we can use the below code.
The returning result of this code will be:
:bulb: Changing the keys may take your responses out of the WhiteHouse Standards.
