README

The main purpose of this package is to return the response in the desired way as the frontend development team requested.

Setup:

This is a private package. So, the installation process is completely different. For this purpose, we recorded 2 videos which you can watch to learn how to install this package.

1. Installation
   • Video 01: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Bic6tk3b5cjQp3rQM3DS_Nj94O2qb77V/view
   • Video 02: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yOJwaOvs9MKukk-Hh1NA_DG2ZITM8zBr/view
   • Auth URL: https://packagist.com/profile/auth
   • Private Package Setup Guide: https://packagist.com/docs/setup#basic-setup
2. After installation, register the package service provider in app.php file like other packages.
   • \ResponseTransformerServiceProvider::class
3. Register the package façade alias in app.php file:
   • 'RTransformer' => ResponseTransformer\Facades\API::class
4. Finally you can publish the config file:
   • php artisan vendor:publish --tag=transformer-response

Usage:

You can using this package as façade as well as a helper function.

01. Helper Function:

public function index()
{
    $user = User::first();
    return api()->response(200, 'The very first user in the database', $user);
}

02. Facade:

use RTransformer;
public function index()
{
    $user = User::first();
    return RTransformer->response(200, 'The very first user in the database', $user);
}

Response

{
      "status": 200,
      "message": "The very first user in the database",
      "data": [
           {"name": "Hamid Noruzi"}
       ]
}