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So far, we setup an API in Laravel, and a great way to explore your API is making use of API Clients. Some clients you can consider: Postman PAW Insomnia It all does pretty much the same, so it really comes down to which ever you like best. I recen...
For today's article, I want to illustrate how easy it is to create API documentation in Laravel. We just created our first API, and know the importance of having good documentation. The goal for today is to have a primary documentation endpoint, we w...
Yesterday we learned how to create our API and routes so we can retrieve data from our application. However, the data was not secured, and anyone who wants to can retrieve it. So in this article, I will be adding Laravel Sanctum to our application. S...
Laravel itself already comes with API routes out of the box. In today's article, I will demonstrate some basic usage with no authentication. In a later stage, we will look into securing our API routes. The goal for today is to publicly call a book en...
By now, we created a database in Laravel, and made our first seeder. Another great next step is to look into relational models. So far, we have created a book model. Let's say we are going to introduce a category. Each book will belong to one categor...
Yesterday we made our first database, and another cool function of Laravel is the option to seed it. The default installation comes with a basic database/seeders/DatabaseSeeder. This is a collection place to run specific seeders. For our one, we will...
