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Install with composer

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

composer require globalxtreme/response

Using

• Install custom constant error/success and helpers with command.

  php artisan globalxtreme:response-install 

• Copy helpers file path app/Packages/Response/Status/globals.php to composer.json

  {
      "autoload": {
          "files": [
              "app/Packages/Response/Status/globals.php"
          ]
      }
  } 

• You can add custom helpers function for error/success response in app/Packages/Response/Status/globals.php

  use App\Packages\Response\Constant\Error;
  
  if (!function_exists("errTestingCustom")) {
      function errTestingCustom($internalMsg = "")
      {
          error(Error::DEFAULT, $internalMsg);
      }
  }

• Using response with controller.

  use App\Http\Controllers\Controller;
  use App\Models\Custom;
  use GlobalXtreme\Parser\Parser;
  use GlobalXtreme\Response\Response;
  use GlobalXtreme\Response\Status;
  
  class CustomController extends Controller
  {
      public function testing() 
      {
          // Get more than one data
          $customs = Custom::get();
          
          // Display data auto call parser from Response package 
          $results = success($customs);
  
          // Display data using parser class
          $result = success(Parser::get($customs));
  
  
          // Get one data
          $custom = Custom::first();
          
          // Display data auto call parser from Response package
          $result = success($custom);
  
          // Display data using parser class
          $result = success(Parser::first($custom));
  
  
          // Get data with pagination
          $customs = Custom::paginate(10);
          
          // Display data auto call parser from Response package 
          $results = success($customs);
  
          // Display data using parser class and manual process pagination
          $results = success(Parser::get($customs), pagination: pagination($customs));
  
          // Display response using Response::class
          $status = new Status(true);
  
          // You can choose response type json/object
          $results = Response::json($status, $customs);
          $results = Response::object($status, $customs);
      }
  }