Dingo/api usage

: This article describes how to use dingoapi. For more information about PHP tutorials, see dingoapi. Quick start

Install

composer require dingo/api:1.0.x@dev

Add dingo service provider

Openconfig/app.phpAdd to providers arrayDingo\Api\Provider\LaravelServiceProvider::class

'Providers '=> [// Other service providers... 'Dingo \ Api \ Provider \ LaravelServiceProvider: class',]

Add facade

Openconfig/app.phpAdd to the aliases arrayDingo\Api\Facade\APIAndDingo\Api\Facade\Route

'Aliases' => [// Other facade... 'api' => 'Dingo \ API \ Provider \ LaravelServiceProvider: class', 'apiroute '=> 'Dingo \ Api \ Facade \ Route',]

Add dingo custom configuration file

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Dingo\Api\Provider\LaravelServiceProvider"

Command execution result:

Configure your. env file and add the following content to your. env file.

API_STANDARDS_TREE = vnd
API_SUBTYPE = myapp
API_PREFIX = api
API_VERSION = v1
API_NAME = "My API"
API_C> API_STRICT = false
API_DEBUG = true
API_DEFAULT_FORMAT = json

At this point, the basic configuration is complete. Next, create an API to check the effect.

Create API

Add the following code to your routing file.

$api = app('Dingo\Api\Routing\Router');$api->version('v1', function ($api) {    $api->get('dingo', function () {        return 'hello world';    });});

It looks like this:

Okay, you can check the effect in the browser. access address: Domain name/api/dingo

It looks like this:

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