LaravelQueryApiBackend

Unified API for running queries with eloquent models from any http client.

For query data format and usage in frontend see this package

Installation

Via Composer

$ composer require shirokovnv/laravel-query-api-backend

Usage

Ensure all migrations done

php artisan migrate

Publish configuration:

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Shirokovnv\LaravelQueryApiBackend\LaravelQueryApiBackendServiceProvider" --tag=config

Once installed you can do stuff like this in Controller:

$queryRunner = LaravelQueryApiBackend::makeQueryRunnerInstance($request, $options);
$queryResult = $queryRunner->run();
$queryRunner->saveLog();
      
return response()->json($queryResult);

$request is Illuminate\Http\Request or Illuminate\Foundation\Http\FormRequest

For available options see config section

Request must contain following keys:

query_data

query_mode

client_request_id

This can be provided in middleware (check example controller and ClientRequestId middleware)

Example controller:

Shirokovnv\LaravelQueryApiBackend\Http\Controllers\QueryApiController

Available query modes:

transaction

runs a couple of queries as a whole. If one of the queries fails, transaction will be rolled back.

multiple

runs a couple of queries individually.

all occurred errors will be added to the error pool with the rest of the result.

Available types of queries:

create

delete

fetch (aka select)

find

update

custom

Authorization

Package provides a way to authorize actions with your queries.

By default no authorization needed.

1. To switch it on, at first, the model you want to authorize requests for, should implement Shirokovnv\LaravelQueryApiBackend\Support\ShouldAuthorize interface.

The interface is simple and contains one static method:

    public static function shouldAuthorizeAbilities(): array;

This function must return array that contains names of abilities, for ex.

    return ['create', 'update', 'view', 'viewAny'];

Query type names and authorization ability names correlate as:

create -> create

custom -> custom

delete -> delete

fetch -> viewAny

find -> view

update -> update

2. The second options are default laravel policies for your models.

Each policy contains specific methods, where you feel free to implement any logic for query authorization.

Validation

Each query can be validated the following way:

1. Use Laravel FormRequest generator for model.

For ex. for App\Models\User create request with name Models\UserRequest

2. Model should implement Shirokovnv\LaravelQueryApiBackend\Support\ShouldValidate interface

with one static method:

    public static function shouldValidateActions(): array;

For ex:

    return ['create', 'fetch', 'update', 'delete'];

Available list of actions is equal to list of query type names.

3. FormRequest action name to method correlation:

custom, create -> POST

update -> PATCH

delete -> DELETE

find, fetch -> GET

Change log

Please see the changelog for more information on what has changed recently.

Testing

$ composer test

Contributing

Please see contributing.md for details and a todolist.

Security

If you discover any security related issues, please email [email protected] instead of using the issue tracker.

Credits

• Nickolai Shirokov
• All Contributors

License

MIT. Please see the license file for more information.