Laravel Respond

This package is provided to be used on laravel framework v5 and upper and it gives clean methods to handle json response with specific predetermined messages.

Requirement

• Laravel ^5.1
• PHP ^5.5

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Install

Via Composer

$ composer require Anetwork/Respond

##Config

Add the following provider to providers part of config/app.php

Anetwork\Respond\RespondServiceProvider::class

and the following Facade to the aliases part

'Respond' => Anetwork\Respond\Facades\Respond::class

Usage

You can use these methods in deffernt ways:

There are hot ones for quick usage, besides some provided to manage outputs on your own way

Some are shown below:

When request succeeds and contains data to return as a result:

Respond::succeed( $data );

When deletion action succeeds:

Respond::deleteSucceeded();

When updating succeeds:

Respond::updateSucceeded();

When insertion succeeds:

Respond::insertSucceeded();

When deletion action fails:

Respond::deleteFaild();

When updating fails:

Respond::updateFaild();

when insertion fails:

Respond::insertFaild();

Not Found Error:

Respond::notFound();

When db connetion is refused:

Respond::connectionRefused();

When parameters entered are wrong:

Respond::wrongParameters();

When requested method is not allowed:

Respond::methodNotAllowed();

Respond::requestFieldNotFound();

Validation errors:

Respond::validationErrors( $data );

Note: If you use laravel FormRequest,to prevnet iteration, we recommond try this method in App\Http\Request.php and override response method of Illuminate FormRequest

###customization Set custom message for methods is like this:

Respond::notFound( 'Leave it empty or enter your custom message here' );

And you can do more:

Respond::setStatusCode( 200 )->setStatusText( 'succeed' )->respondWithMessage( 'Your custom message' );

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.