3.16.0

Added

Standalone actions

Sometimes you don't need to have an action with models. Let's say for example the authenticated user wants to disable his account. For this we have standalone actions:

// UserRepository

    public function actions(RestifyRequest $request)
    {
        return [
            DisableProfileAction::new()->standalone(),
        ];
    }

URI Key

Usually the URL for the action is make based on the action name. You can use your own URI key if you want:

class DisableProfileAction extends Action
{
    public static $uriKey = 'disable_profile';

    //...
}

3.15.0

Added

• mainQuery on repositories, now you can use this for show and index endpoints
• Added Binaryk\LaravelRestify\Models\CreationAware interface. Now you can extend it, and you will take the control over the model saving
• now you can add a single entity to related

3.14.0

Added

• Loading relationship from memory (eagers)

3.13.0

Added

• HasMany field
• BelongsTo field
• Custom callback for matching
• Adding new validation support for Unique
• Using UsersRepository for user profile
• Adding prefixes for repositories routes

Fixes

• Related now works with any page

3.12.2

Patch

Fixing filter.

Added

• booted method for repositories

3.12.1

Added

Profile via User Repository

You can use the UserRepository (if you have one), to resolve the profile and perform the updates over the profile by using the UserProfile trait in your repository:

class UserRepository extends Repository
{
    use Binaryk\LaravelRestify\Repositories\UserProfile;
}

Checkout the documentation for more details.

3.12.0

Added

• Match by datetime

class PostRepository extends Repository
{
    public static $match = [
        'published_at' => RestifySearchable::MATCH_DATETIME,
    ];
}

Request:

GET: /restify-api/posts?published_at=2020-12-01

• Match by array

class PostRepository extends Repository
{
    public static $match = [
        'published_at' => RestifySearchable::MATCH_ARRAY,
    ];
}

Request:

GET: /restify-api/posts?id=1,2,3

This will be converted to:

->whereIn('id', [1, 2, 3])

• Negate a match

GET: /restify-api/posts?-id=1,2,3

This will return all posts where doesn't have the id in the [1,2,3] list.

You can apply - (negation) for every match:

GET: /restify-api/posts?-title="Some title"

3.11.0

Added

This is very wanted feature, for a long time.

• Actions, an action performed to a bunch of models, or to a single model. Check it out

Before:

After:

3.10.0

Added

Bulk store

POST: restify-api/posts/bulk

Payload:

[ { "title": "Post title 1"}, { "title": "Post title 2"} ]

Bulk udpate

This is as well post. Just because using "POST" you can pass form data:

POST: restify-api/posts/bulk/update

Payload:

[ { "id":1, "title": "Post title 1"}, { "id": 2, "title": "Post title 2"} ]

3.9.0

Force eager loading

However, Laravel Restify provides eager loading based on the query related property,
you may want to force eager load a relationship in terms of using it in fields, or whatever else:

// UserRepository.php

public static $with = ['posts'];