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Maintainer Username: | SawMaineK |
Maintainer Contact: | sawmainek90@gmail.com (Saw Maine K) |
Package Create Date: | 2016-02-11 |
Package Last Update: | 2016-06-02 |
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Language: | JavaScript |
License: | MIT |
Last Refreshed: | 2024-11-23 03:18:47 |
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Total Downloads: | 151 |
Monthly Downloads: | 1 |
Daily Downloads: | 0 |
Total Stars: | 3 |
Total Watchers: | 2 |
Total Forks: | 0 |
Total Open Issues: | 0 |
Laravel | Branch :---------|:------------ 5.0 | 1.3 5.1.* | 1.4 5.2.* | master
I enjoy creating API's and I have worked on many projects that required them. But the problem I always faced was setting up all the boilerplate code. For example each end point needs a migration, model, controller, repository, and on and on. I wanted a way to streamline this process and that is how this package was born.
This API generator allows you to use artisan commands to automatically generate all these files saving you time. Not only does it auto generate the files but it will set the namespaces.
The artisan command can generate the following items:
And your simple CRUD and APIs are ready in mere seconds.
Here is the full documentation.
Make sure if install auth "make:auth"
Add this package to your composer.json:
"require": {
"laracasts/flash": "~1.3",
"laravelcollective/html": "5.2.*",
"bosnadev/repositories": "dev-master",
"sawmainek/laravel-api-generator": "dev-master"
}
Run composer update
composer update
Add the ServiceProviders to the providers array in config/app.php
.
As we are using these two packages laravelcollective/html & laracasts/flash as a dependency.
so we need to add those ServiceProviders as well.
Collective\Html\HtmlServiceProvider::class,
Laracasts\Flash\FlashServiceProvider::class,
Mitul\Generator\GeneratorServiceProvider::class,
Also for convenience, add these facades in alias array in config/app.php
.
'Form' => Collective\Html\FormFacade::class,
'Html' => Collective\Html\HtmlFacade::class,
'Flash' => Laracasts\Flash\Flash::class
Publish Configuration file generator.php
.
php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Mitul\Generator\GeneratorServiceProvider"
Config file (config/generator.php
) contains path for all generated files
base_controller
- Base Controller for all Controllers
path_migration
- Path where Migration file to be generated
path_model
- Path where Model file to be generated
path_repository
- Path where Repository file to be generated
path_controller
- Path where Controller file to be generated
path_api_controller
- Path where API Controller file to be generated
path_views
- Path where views will be created
path_request
- Path where request file will be created
path_routes
- Path of routes.php (if you are using any custom routes file)
path_api_routes
- Path of api_routes.php (this file will contain all api routes)
namespace_model
- Namespace of Model
namespace_repository
- Namespace of Repository
namespace_controller
- Namespace of Controller
namespace_api_controller
- Namespace of API Controller
namespace_request
- Namespace for Request
model_extend_class
- Extend class of Models
api_prefix
- API Prefix
api_version
- API Version
use_dingo_api
- Integrate APIs with dingo/api package
Mainly, we need to do three basic things to get started.
Publish some common views like errors.blade.php
& paginate.blade.php
.
Publish api_routes.php
which will contain all our api routes.
Init routes.php
for api routes. We need to include api_routes.php
into main routes.php
.
php artisan mitul.generator:publish
Fire artisan command to generate API, Scaffold with CRUD views or both API as well as CRUD views.
Generate API:
php artisan mitul.generator:api ModelName
Generate CRUD Scaffold:
php artisan mitul.generator:scaffold ModelName
Generate CRUD Scaffold with API:
php artisan mitul.generator:scaffold_api ModelName
e.g.
php artisan mitul.generator:api Project
php artisan mitul.generator:api Post
php artisan mitul.generator:scaffold Project
php artisan mitul.generator:scaffold Post
php artisan mitul.generator:scaffold_api Project
php artisan mitul.generator:scaffold_api Post
Here is the sample fields input json
Here is the list of supported field types with options:
If you want to use your own base controller or want to extend/modify default AppBaseController then you can have following options:
If you want to use another controller (recommended to extends AppBaseController with new controller) as base controller then modify base_controller
value in config/generator.php
If you want to modify AppBaseController then,
Publish AppBaseController in your controllers path
php artisan mitul.generator:publish --baseController
Modify the content of AppBaseController.php
and set it as a base_controller
in config/generator.php
To use your own custom templates,
Publish templates to /resources/api-generator-templates
php artisan mitul.generator:publish --templates
Leave only those templates that you want to change. Remove the templates that do not plan to change.
To paginate records, you can specify paginate option, e.g.
php artisan mitul.generator:api Post --paginate=10
To use SoftDelete, use softDelete option,
php artisan mitul.generator:api Post --softDelete
If you want to pass fields from file then you can create fields json file and pass it via command line. Here is the sample fields.json
You have to pass option --fieldsFile=absolute_file_path_or_path_from_base_directory
with command. e.g.
php artisan mitul.generator:scaffold_api Post --fieldsFile="/Users/Mitul/laravel-api-generator/fields.json"
php artisan mitul.generator:scaffold_api Post --fieldsFile="fields.json"
You can also specify your own custom table name by,
php artisan mitul.generator:api Post --tableName=custom_table_name
You can also skip migration generation,
php artisan mitul.generator:api Post --skipMigration
To generate rememberToken field in migration file,
php artisan mitul.generator:api Post --rememberToken
To use generator with existing table, you can specify --fromTable
option. --tableName
option is required and you need to specify table name.
Just make sure, you have installed doctrine/dbal
package.
Limitation: As of now it is not fully working (work is in progress). It will not create migration file. You need to tweak some of the things in your generated files like timestamps, primary key etc.
php artisan mitul.generator:api Post --fromTable --tableName=posts
This API Generator is created by Mitul Golakiya.
Bugs & Forks are welcomed :)