README

Contents

• Change Log
• Installation
• Usage
• Super Usage

Change Log

New in v1.2

• GUI support inside the package
• Drop Down API included
• Several Bug Fixed

New in v1.1

• Laravel 5.7 Support
• Namespace Supports
• Several Bug Fixed

Installation

1. To install Igloo Code Generator, run the following command:

   composer require infancyit/igloo

2. Run the command below to load all configuration file:

   php artisan vendor:publish --provider="InfancyIt\Igloo\IglooServiceProvider"

3. For allowing CORS on a API middleware group or route, add the HandleCors middleware to middleware array in the Kernel.php file:

   protected $middleware = [
           ... ... ... ... ...
           ... ... ... ... ...
        
           \Barryvdh\Cors\HandleCors::class,
       ];

Usage

Create Model

Let's start by creating a basic Model:

Model will be saved on app\Models folder.

Run the following command on project root.

php artisan make-model Book

If you want to add fillable or guarded value you may pass the list of columns as well:

php artisan make-model Book --fillable=name,author,published_date

or

php artisan make-model Book --guarded=id

or

php artisan make-model Book --fillable=name,author,published_date --guarded=id

Create Service

Let's create some basic Service which will extends our BaseService from app\Services:

Run the following command on project root.

php artisan make-service Book

Create Repository

Let's create some basic Repository which will extends our BaseRepository from app\Repositories:

Run the following command on project root.

php artisan make-repository Book

Create Transformer

Let's create a basic Transformer:

Transformer will be created in the app/Transformers/Api folder.

Run the following command on project root.

php artisan make-transformer Book id,name,author,published_date

In the creation of Transformer attributes list are required. All columns should be separated by a single , (comma). This will create the main portion like this

public function getTransformableFields($entity)
    {
        return [
            'id'                   => (int) $entity->id,
            'name'                 => $entity->name,
            'author'               => $entity->author,
            'published_date'       => $entity->published_date
        ];
    }

Create Request

Let's create a basic Request:

Transformer will be created in the app/Request/Api folder.

Run the following command on project root.

php artisan make-request Book id,name,author,published_date

In the creation of Request attributes list are required. All columns should be separated by a single , (comma). This will create the main portion like this

public function rules()
    {
        return [
            'name'                   => 'required',
            'author'                 => 'required',
            'published_date'         => 'required'
        ];
    }

Create Route

You can also create API routes for your model. Run the following command on project root.

php artisan make-route Book

This command will output like this:

///////////////////////////// Book Routes //////////////////////////////
Route::group(['prefix' => 'book', 'namespace' => 'Api'], function () {
    Route::get('index', 'BookController@index')->name('book.index');
    Route::post('create', 'BookController@store')->name('book.store');
    Route::post('update', 'BookController@update')->name('book.update');
    Route::delete('delete', 'BookController@delete')->name('book.delete');
});

This command will not save anything. You've to copy this segment from console and paste it in your web.php or api.php file. The assumption for the controller name will be [Modelname]Controller.

Installation

• For bundle create visit

  Igloo Wizard - http://wizard.cse.party

• Or you can visit \igloo route after package installation.

License

Igloo Code Generator is free software distributed under the terms of the MIT license.