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Informations about the package laravel-request-docs

Laravel Request Docs

The Hassle-Free automatic API documentation generation for Laravel.
A Swagger alternative.
Supports Open API 3.0.0

Try latest DEMO!

CI Node CI PHP

Fast Install on any Laravel Project

Hassle Free Auto Generate API Documentation for request rules and parameters

Analyze Inbuilt SQL query time analyzer, response time and headers output.

Supports Postman and OpenAPI 3.0.0 exports.

Features

Read on Medium

Automatically generate API documentation for Laravel without writing annotations.

Read more: https://medium.com/web-developer/laravel-automatically-generate-api-documentation-without-annotations-a-swagger-alternative-e0699409a59e

Requirements

Lang Versions
PHP 7.4 or 8.0 or 8.1 or 8.2
Laravel 6. or 8. or 9. or 10.

Installation

You can install the package via composer:

You can publish the config file with:

(optional) Add the following middleware to your API, so that the SQL logs and model events are captured.

app/Http/Kernel.php

Usage

Dashboard

View in the browser on /request-docs/

Design pattern

For this plugin to work, you need to follow the design pattern by injecting the request class inside the controller. For extra documentation you can use markdown inside your controller method as well.

Design pattern

Screenshots

Dark and Light Modes

Settings to sort, group and filter

Extra documentation

You can write extra documentation in markdown using @lrd in the PHPDoc on the rules method of the Request classes and on the controller methods.\ This will then be rendered as HTML on the dashboard.\ Documentation defined on the controller method is appended below documentation defined on the rules method.\ Example of using it in the controller:

Extra parameters

You define extra parameters using @LRDparam.\ You can use @LRDparam in PHPDoc on both the rules methods and the controller methods.\ You can also overwrite rules using @LRDparam. Meaning, when rules are defined in the rules method, you can overwrite those rules using @LRDparam in the PHPDoc above the rules method. And you can overwrite those rules using @LRDparam in a PHPDoc on the controller methods.\ So, the precedence is Controller method PHPDoc < Rules method PHPDoc < Rules method values.

Response codes

Without explicitly declaring response codes, all routes are documented to return any of the response codes defined in the request-docs.php default_responses configuration.\ However, using @LRDresponse 200|422 (spaces or pipes) within the PHPDoc on your controller methods, you are able to explicitly define what status codes can be returned by the server.

Configuration

Please view the request-docs.php config file to see how you can customise your experience.

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