README

Part of the ndapi package. Provides discovery of routes and API versioning.

Usage

Registering Routes

Any class that implements the Nucleardog\Api\Contracts\Routing\RegistersRoutes interface will have its routes() method called to allow it to register additional routes dynamically at runtime.

Versioning

The Laravel router is replaced at runtime with one which supports matching on additional properties, namely a version property.

A route matcher is included and enabled by default which matches the version specified in the HTTP Accept header to routes based on the version specified on the routes.

The end result is you can register routes with a version specified:

<?php

Route::version('v1')->get('/test', fn() => 'test v1');
Route::version('v2')->get('/test', fn() => 'test v2');

And the matched route will depend on the version specified in the request:

$ curl -H 'Accept: application/json;version=v1' http://localhost:8000/test
test v1
$ curl -H 'Accept: application/json;version=v2' http://localhost:8000/test
test v2

This works with all the normal constructs you use when defining routes (e.g., Route::version('v1')->group(...);).

Tests

Phpunit is included in a separate composer file and must be explicitly installed:

$ cd tools/phpunit/
$ composer install

Once installed, the tests can be run from the root package folder with:

$ composer test

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