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SAM-skeleton

Basic elements for sam application.

General System Requirements

• PHP ^8.2
• Laravel ^11.0

Installation

If necessary, use the composer to download the library

$ composer require totem-it/sam-skeleton

Remember to put repository in a composer.json

"repositories": [
    {
        "type": "vcs",
        "url":  "https://github.com/totem-it/sam-skeleton.git"
    }
],

Usage

Functionalities are organized into packages within the src/Bundles folder:

• Auth
  • AuthorizedRequest
  • TrustOnlyAuthenticated
• Middleware
  • LocalizationMiddleware
  • ForceJsonMiddleware
• Resource
  • ApiCollection
  • ApiResource
• ValueObject

Auth

AuthorizedRequest

The trait is used in FormRequest classes to automatically check if a user is authorized to perform a given action. It ensures that only authenticated users can proceed with the request.

TrustOnlyAuthenticated

The middleware checks if the authenticated user’s UUID matches the UUID in the route

example:

Route::middleware(TrustOnlyAuthenticated::class)->group(function () {
    Route::post('/user/{uuid}/update', [UserController::class, 'update']);

Middleware

LocalizationMiddleware

By Default SAM-skeleton uses localization from .env APP_LOCALE key. To change response of API, add header Accept-Language

example:

Route::middleware(LocalizationMiddleware::class)->get('/', [MyController::class, 'index']);

ForceJsonMiddleware

This middleware changes the accept: * header to accept: application/json.

example:

$this->app['router']->prependMiddlewareToGroup('api', ForceJsonMiddleware::class);
// inside service provider

Route::middleware(ForceJsonMiddleware::class)->get('/', [MyController::class, 'index']);
// inside routes

Resource

ApiCollection

Used to return a collection of models in an API response. Extends the ResourceCollection by providing additional information to the API response

ApiResource

extends JsonResource

• whenHasAttribute() Checks if the resource has the specified attribute.
• noContent() - Allows the response to be returned with an HTTP 204 (No Content) status code.

ValueObject

Useful in value objects (VO) or data transfer objects (DTOs) where you often need to validate and parse input data before using it. It provides a simple and reusable way to handle common parsing scenarios.

Parse the property to a trimmed string or returns null.

ParseValueObject::trimOrNull(' some text ');
// `some text`

ParseValueObject::trimOrNull(null); 
// null

Parse the property to an int or returns null.

ParseValueObject::intOrNull('123'); 
// 123

ParseValueObject::intOrNull(null); 
// null