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Laravel Endpoints

Single file endpoints for Laravel.

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A typical Laravel endpoint is spread across a route, a form request, and a controller. laravel-endpoints collapses all three into a single auto-discovered class: extend Endpoint, declare the route with an attribute, and handle the request in __invoke. Add rules() to validate and authorize() to gate access, just like a form request.

Installation

You can install the package via composer:

You can publish the config file with:

Usage

Defining an endpoint

Extend Endpoint, declare a route with an attribute, and handle the request in __invoke. No need to register it in routes/api.php as endpoints are auto-discovered.

HTTP method attributes

There is one attribute per verb (#[Get], #[Post], #[Put], #[Patch], #[Delete], and #[Options]) plus a raw #[Route] for an explicit or multi-verb set. Route names accept a string or a BackedEnum.

The attributes are repeatable, so you can point several routes at a single handler:

Route options

Every attribute forwards the full set of route options:

Option Type Maps to
name string\|BackedEnum ->name()
middleware array ->middleware()
withoutMiddleware array ->withoutMiddleware()
wheres array<string, string> ->where()
domain string ->domain()
scopeBindings bool ->scopeBindings() / ->withoutScopedBindings()

Handling the request

Read input with the typed accessors (string(), integer(), boolean(), enum(), array(), all(), …), or collect it into a DTO. Route-model-bound parameters are injected into __invoke just like any controller action, and you can return an array, a resource, or a response.

Validation and authorization

Both are optional hooks that work just like a form request. Define rules() (with messages() and attributes() to customize) to validate input, and authorize() to gate access. Validation runs when the endpoint is resolved, and a failing authorize() throws a 403.

Configuration and discovery

The package scans the paths in config/endpoints.php for classes extending Endpoint. Publish the config to change where it looks:

Endpoints can live anywhere under a configured path.

Route caching in production

Discovery reflects over the filesystem on every request that is not route-cached. In production, cache your routes so discovery runs once at build time instead of on every request:

Changelog

Please see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.

Credits

Please see CONTRIBUTORS for more information on who contributed to the package.

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see LICENSE for more information.

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Requires php Version ^8.3||^8.4||^8.5
illuminate/contracts Version ^13.0
illuminate/routing Version ^13.0
illuminate/support Version ^13.0
illuminate/validation Version ^13.0
spatie/php-attribute-reader Version ^1.1
spatie/php-structure-discoverer Version ^2.4
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