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Informations about the package laravel-endpoints

Laravel Endpoints

The Laravel Endpoints framework provides an easy way to implement API endpoints in separate classes that are then registered automatically based on the properties defined in each endpoint subclass.

To create an endpoint, extend the YetAnother\Laravel\Endpoint abstract class, defining whether to include the GET, POST, UPDATE or DELETE route methods. You must also specify the URI of the route as well as the route prefix for all automatically registered routes.

The Endpoint base class provides convenient methods to return JSON success, failure and exception response in a standard structure according to the nickjbedford/json-response-laravel package.

Registering Endpoints

Manual Registration

The Endpoint base class includes the register() method for automatically registering the endpoint's routes. Simply call $endpoint->register() on all of your endpoint subclass instances to register them.

Service Provider Registration

This package also includes the YetAnother\Laravel\EndpointServiceProvider service provider class that can be used alongside a config/endpoints.php configuration file.

[config/app.php]

Add the YetAnother\Laravel\EndpointServiceProvider::class entry to the array of 'providers' in the config/app.php configuration file.

[config/endpoints.php]

Create a PHP file in the config directory called endpoints.php and have it return an array of endpoint class names from your codebase.

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Requires php Version ^8.2
laravel/framework Version >=8
nickjbedford/json-response-laravel Version *
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