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Informations about the package report-builder

📊 Laravel Report Builder

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A powerful, modular report builder for Laravel that simplifies the generation of cards, charts, and tables.
Easily configurable via config/report.php, it provides a unified JSON structure perfect for HighCharts and modern frontends like Vue, React, or Inertia.

✨ Features

📦 Installation

Publish the configuration files:

The package registers its own routes automatically. By default:

You can disable, move, or rename this route from config/report.php if the host project already uses the same URLs or route names.

Upgrade Note

If you previously published config/report.php, Composer updates will not overwrite that file. To use the current default package route GET /api/report, update your published config manually or republish it:

⚙️ Configuration

Define your report structure in config/report.php:

🛣 Prepared Routes

Report Builder ships its Laravel routes from the package service provider, so host projects do not need to copy routes or controllers into routes/web.php, routes/api.php, or app/Http.

Default prepared routes:

Method URI Route name Controller
GET /api/report report.index HasanHawary\ReportBuilder\Http\Controllers\ReportController

The default middleware is ['api'].

For protected report APIs, publish the config and add your auth middleware:

Avoiding Route Conflicts

If your Laravel project already has /api/report or report.index, publish the config and change the package route settings:

Move the package route under another URL prefix:

This changes the default routes to:

You can also change only the individual paths and names:

Or disable the package routes completely if you only want to instantiate ReportBuilder directly:

Route configuration is merged with package defaults, so a host project can override only the values it needs. Setting middleware to an empty array is supported when you need public or API-only routes:

🛠 Usage

1. Create your Report Class

Extend BaseReport and implement methods matching your config keys (prefixed with get).

2. Fetch the Report

Use the package route or instantiate ReportBuilder directly.

📊 Available Response Helpers

Inside your report classes, use these helpers to format data:

🌍 Localization

The package reads report titles, card labels, chart categories, chart series names, and table columns from the configured translation file:

With the default value, label keys like total_users are resolved from:

To use another file, set trans_file:

Then the same key is resolved from:

🎨 Frontend Integration

JSON Response

Calling GET /api/report?page=user returns a JSON envelope. Frontend chart and card data lives under data.report.

Vue 3 + Highcharts

✅ Version Support

Runtime Boundary

This package is designed for Laravel applications. The route, controller, request validation, translation, database helpers, and service provider are Laravel-only features and require a Laravel application container.

The package does not depend on any App\... class by default. Host applications provide report classes either with report.namespace or with a page-specific report.pages.{page}.class. If no report class is configured, the package returns a clear configuration error instead of assuming an application namespace.

Plain PHP projects can reuse simple data-shaping ideas from the package, but the shipped implementation expects Laravel helpers such as config(), app(), trans(), and Laravel's database/query components. In non-Laravel runtimes, use this package behind a Laravel adapter or provide your own wrapper around the report classes.

📜 License

MIT © Hasan Hawary

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