README

Install with composer

To install with Composer, simply require the latest version of this package.

composer require globalxtreme/parser

You can install parser class with command.

php artisan make:gx-parser {{ class }}

Using

• Install parser class.

  php artisan make:gx-parser Custom\CustomParser 

• You can add custom function in your parser

  use GlobalXtreme\Parser\BaseParser;
  
  class CustomParser extends BaseParser
  {
      use HasParser;
      
      public function tests($collections)
      {
          if (!$collections || count($collections) == 0) {
              return null;
          }
  
          $data = [];
          foreach ($collections as $collection) {
              $data[] = $collection->toArray();
          }
  
          return $data;
      } 
  }

• Register your parser to model.

  use App\Packages\Parser\Custom\CustomParser;
  use GlobalXtreme\Parser\Trait\HasParser;
  
  class Custom extends Model
  {
      use HasParser;
      
      public $parserClass = CustomParser::class;
  }

• Using parser with controller.

  use App\Http\Controllers\Controller;
  use App\Models\Custom;
  use App\Packages\Parser\Custom\CustomParser;
  use GlobalXtreme\Parser\Parser;
  
  class CustomController extends Controller
  {
      public function testing() 
      {
          // Get more than one data
          $customs = Custom::get();
          
          // Display data using CustomParser and your custom function 
          $results = CustomParser::get($customs);
          $results = CustomParser::tests($customs);
  
          // Display data using parser class from package 
          // with default function or custom function from CustomParser
          $results = Parser::get($customs);
          $results = Parser::tests($customs);
  
  
          // Get one data
          $custom = Custom::first();
          
          // Display data using custom parser
          $result = CustomParser::first($custom);
  
          // Display data using parser class from package
          $result = Parser::first($custom);
      }
  }