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Package rest
Short Description General implementation for Laravel 5 resource controllers
License MIT
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Resource Controller for Laravel
General implementation for Laravel resource controllers.
By assuming a few conventions this package takes care of the repetitive implementation of the CRUD (create, read, update, and delete) operations on a base controller which you can fully customize and extend to your liking.
Installation
Require the package using composer:
Usage
Extend the ResourceController and specify a $resource. Optionally define a $rules
property to enforce validation before store and update operations.
The TasksController in the example above will now have general implementation for all CRUD actions.
That includes:
- A
createmethod that returns thetasks.createview. - A
showmethod that returns thetasks.showview injected with the relevantTaskmodel. - A
createmethod that returns thetasks.createview. - A
storemethod that validates* the request against$rules, persists aTaskobject, and redirects user back to the url corresponding to theTasksController@indexaction. - An
editmethod that returns thetasks.editview injected with the relevantTaskmodel. - An
updatemethod that validates* the request against$rules, updates the relevantTaskobject, and redirects user back to the url corresponding to theTasksController@indexaction. - A
destorymethod that deletes the relevantTaskobject, and redirects user back to the url corresponding to theTasksController@indexaction.
*should the validation fail, user is redirected back() with all inputs and errors flashed to the session.
Routing
This package is designed to match Laravel's resource controllers. Creating a route rule for this controller is simple:
Limiting the exposed CRUD operations
While extending ResourceController automatically includes all CRUD operations in your controller, you may wish
to limit the available operations available for your specific resource. You could achieve that
by limiting the routes you expose in your application:
Validation
Most real-world applications would validate store and update requests before
persisting anything to the database.
Specifying a $rules property on your controller, informs the ResourceController to validate user's
request against those rules in both store and update operations.
If you wish to use different rules for store and update operations, you may specify them separately:
Pagination
In most situations, your application's index would use pagination instead of dumping your models into
the view all at once. The ResourceController assumes 20 items per page. To change this number define the
$perPage attribute, or set it to null to disable pagination altogether.
Other configurations
While assuming a set of default conventions with sensible defaults to minimize code repetition in most cases, this package is also packed with a bunch of configuration options to allow you override the default behaviour when needed.
License
The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.
