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Informations about the package funnel

Funnel

A catch-all controller (for Laravel)

Installation

  1. Install from Composer:

  2. Add Marklj\Funnel\FunnelServiceProvider to your app.php service provider configuration values.
  3. Publish the packages configuration:

Quick Start

1. Send a request

Send a POST request to /mailbox. You can do this with AJAX from your front-end library of choice (Angular / Vue / etc), but for simplicity, we'll use a simple HTML form example.

The default Funnel endpoint is /mailbox, but this can be configured in the funnel.php configuration file that was published in the installation section.

The command request parameter is required and is automatically converted to StudlyCase when processed by Funnel.

Note that data does not need to be contained in a payload[] array unless you want to filter exactly what perameters are passed to your action. If you do not namespace your inputs, like name="blog_title", all of your input data will be passed to your action.

2. Map to an Action

Funnel will try to associate the StudlyCase command, in this case PostBlog, to an action. This association is made in the funnel.php configuration file.

3. Create Action

The action class must implement the Marklj\Funnel\Actionalble interface. You are free to place whatever code you need here.

All of your payload data data will be available in the ActionPayload object.

Since the action is instantiated using Laravel's IoC container, you are free to inject any dependancies into your action via the constructor.

All versions of funnel with dependencies

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Requires beberlei/assert Version ^2.6
tightenco/collect Version ^5.3
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