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laravel-api-generator maintained by erwinnerwin

Description
Laravel API Generator is a tool that generates a RESTful API backend for Laravel applications. It helps developers create a complete and functional API in minutes, saving time and streamlining the development process. With features like code generation, customizable templates, and secure authentication, the Laravel API Generator simplifies the creation of robust, scalable, and secure APIs.
Author
Erwin Dalapa
Last update
2023/02/12 15:12 (dev-main)
License
MIT
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API Generator

Create an API resource with just one command line. This is a useful tool that can help us reduce development time thus promoting efficiency amongst all developers.

Installation

Add this package to composer.json

"require": {
    ..
    "erwinnerwin/laravel-api-generator": "^1.0.9"
}

And run composer update

or just type

composer require erwinnerwin/laravel-api-generator

Main Features

  • Create API route resource
  • Create database migration
  • Create a model with relationship
  • Create controller with CRUD methods
  • Create View Blade index file

Usage

You do not need to change anything after you have successfully setup the package. Just run php artisan generate:api {api_name}

Note {api_name} should follow the standard Model naming for laravel.

php artisan generate:api Books

This should output

Books Controller has been created
Books API routes resources has been created
Books View blade index has been created
Books Model has been created
create_books_table migration has been created
Route cache has been cleared

To confirm, you must navigate to these directories:

  • App\Http\Controllers
  • routes\api.php
  • resources\views\
  • App\Models\
  • database\migrations

Model relationships

  • arguments
    • --relationship1={cardinality} {Model}
    • --relationship2={cardinality} {Model}
  • Cardinality list
    • hasOne
    • belongsToMany
    • hasMany
    • belongsTo
  • Sample command
$ php artisan generate:api Books --relationship1=hasOne User --relationship2=hasMany Profile

Generated code sample output

  • [Generated Controller]
  • [Generated Model with cardinality]
  • [Generated API route resource]
  • [Generated view blade]