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Package auto-responds
Short Description Opinionated view responses for Laravel
License MIT
Homepage https://github.com/SilvertipSoftware/auto-responds
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AutoResponds
Opinionated response discovery for Laravel.
About
Rather than specifically return views or objects from each of your controller methods, the AutoResponds trait
determines and automatically creates responses based on the route, controller, and desired response format. In most
cases, this means your controller methods become query-only.
Importantly, however, returns from controller methods are handled the same way they would be natively (mostly), so if granular control is needed, you can have that too.
Caveats
- you have to return the correct namespace in the
controllerRootNamespace()function of your controller. We provide the correct default, but you may have to change it, depending on your configuration. Laravel does not seem to provide access to this parameter. - this only works for controller-based routes.
Installation
-
Require the
silvertipsoftware/auto-respondspackage in yourcomposer.jsonand update your dependencies: -
Add
use AutoRespondsin your baseController, or anywhere you want it. - If you're using a non-standard setup, implement
controllerRootNamespace()in the same controller.
View-Based Responses and Naming
By default, views are discovered based on the controller action being called, and prefixed by any intermediate namespaces. For example, for HTML format, based on the default root controller namespace:
| Controller Action... | ...Maps to view |
|---|---|
| UsersController@show | users.show |
| AccountsController@index | accounts.index |
| Admin\InvitesController@new | admin.invites.new |
If you're using Javascript request/response (eg. UJS, or some other on-the-fly-js library):
| Controller Action... | ...Maps to view |
|---|---|
| UsersController@edit | users.js.edit |
| AccountsController@update | accounts.js.update |
| Admin\InvitesController@new | admin.invites.js.new |
Using the Route Name
If you prefer, view names can be based off of the route name (defined using 'as' in your routes file, for example).
To your base controller, add:
Now a route named users.index will map to a view called users.index (or users.js.index for the JS format).
Overriding Detection
In some cases, you may want to use a specific view for a specific action. In that case, set the viewNameForResponse
property in your action. For example:
You may also return any standard response from Laravel, from strings, to views, to model instances. The AutoResponds
functionality is bypassed in these cases.
The exception is for Javascript formats, where a specific view response is
used. By default, AutoResponds looks for a view called js_redirect, and passes it the target location for the
redirect as a redirectToUrl variable. Typically, this just looks like:
but you're free to do whatever you need to.
Format-Specific Notes
Javascript
Javascript responses are all automatically wrapped as a Immediately Invoked Function Expression (or Self Executing Anonymous Function) to encapsulate variables, etc. Your js views do not need to include this.
