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Informations about the package nql

NQL is not GraphQL, at all.

Or maybe it is something like “GraphQL for the rest of us” ;-

EDIT/2018-06-10/v0.0.1: publishing to packagist, even though it's in very early stages of development.

Use cases

Getting started

It might work without further configuration

A route for /api/nql/query should exists that accepts a query as POST body.

Test with Curl:

Laravel 5.4.x : Declare the service provider.

Optional: Publish config/nql.php file

Optional: Setup CORS wrt. app that serves subdomains.

Access-Control-Allow-Credentials true

And also for XHR/Ajax requests to be received with credentials (i.e. authenticated) :

So that one would for ex. with jQuery :

Laravel API route decl.

By means of a closure, directely in routes/api.php :

Experimenting with it

ChangeLog

Thanks & Credits

Notes to self

Development setup

Dude, you did develop this one thing by creating a subdir. fabic/nql for that library into that fellow project...

Then:

Ensure Composer did symlink it as expected:

And you may have to run:

once in a while when you change composer.json.

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Requires php Version >=7.0
doctrine/lexer Version ^1.0.1
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