ericli1018/laravel-kendo-ui-datasource

Kendo UI datasource for Laravel

1.0.13 2022-07-19 06:34 UTC

Requires

• php: >=7.4.0
• laravel/framework: >=7.0

Requires (Dev)

• mockery/mockery: dev-master

MIT

• EricLi

• laravel
• datasource
• kendo

README

ESSENTIALLY ALL WORK ON THIS PROJECT WAS ORIGINALLY DONE BY USER meowcakes. I HAVE FORKED THIS FROM ChemProf MERELY TO GIVE MYSELF CONTROL OVER THE DEPENDENCY VERSIONS. I TAKE NO CREDIT OR RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE ORIGINAL SCRIPTS, OTHER THAN THE TRIVIAL ADJUSTMENTS I HAVE MADE.

Server side Kendo UI DataSource implementation for Laravel

Version

Installation

• Laravel Kendo UI DataSource on Packagist
• Laravel Kendo UI DataSource on GitHub

Start by installing Laravel Kendo UI Datasoure if you have not done so already:

composer require ericli1018/laravel-kendo-ui-datasource

To get the latest version simply require it in your composer.json file.

"ericli1018/laravel-kendo-ui-datasource": "dev-main"

(Optional) You can register the facade in the aliases key of your app/config/app.php file. Default alias is "KendoDataSource".

'aliases' => array(
    'KendoDataSource' => 'Ericli1018\LaravelKendoUiDatasource\Facade',
)

Basic Example

$kendoUIDS = KendoDataSource::make(
	$request->all(),
	[
		// (Optional) specifying table, join table or table alias for query.
		// 'email' => ['string', 'join_table_name'],
		'id' => 'number',
		'name' => 'string',
		'created_at' => 'date',
		'fully_registered' => 'boolean',
	],
	// Option main table name for query
	// 'main_table_name'
);
$query = (new App\Models\User())->newQuery();
$count = $kendoUIDS->execute($query);
// Option column name for count
// $count = $kendoUIDS->execute($query, 'column name');
return ['data' => $query->get()->toArray(), 'total' => $count];

Example with Table Alias

$kendoUIDS = KendoDataSource::make(
	$request->all(),
	[
		'id' => ['number', 'm'],
		'email' => ['string'],
		'name' => 'string',
	],
	'm'
);
$query = (new App\Models\User())->newQuery()->from('users as m');
$count = $kendoUIDS->execute($query, '`m`.`id`');
return ['data' => $query->get()->toArray(), 'total' => $count];