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README

Common methods

Most of the utilities has three method including get, list, search that you can use statically

get

The get method is for fetch a single item, take a look at the example below

Parameters:

  1. id or slug
  2. with (optional - this parameter is when you want someting that is related to it, like you want to have prodcut and the creator data then you pass like this: ['user'])
LMSProduct::get(1, ['user']);

list

To get the list of someting you can just easily call list method, list method comes with four optional paramaters:

Paramters:

  1. with (optional)
  2. keyValues (optional - for filtering)
  3. perPage (optional - for pagination, the defualt number is 20 and it means 20 items per page)
  4. orderBy (optional - you can set an order for returned collection which the default is OrderByEnum::LATEST)
LMSProduct::list();

search

To search items you can use search method statically and it comes with four arguments which are optional.

Parameters:

  1. keyword (optional - the keyword you wanna search for)
  2. columns (optional - the columns name you want to be returned)
  3. with (optional)
  4. perPage (optional)
LMSProduct::search();

queryParams

Some of utilities has a method called queryParams that is used to handle the parameters that are passed by url query params which can be accessible with $_GET in php.

Parameters:

  1. params
  2. with
  3. perPage
LMSProduct::queryParams();

Return type of methods

all the result from utilites are type of Collection that comes with some useful feature that you can use in your projects. To get more information about collections click on the link below.

Laravel collections

Authentication

There are two different authentication method you can use that are PasswordBasedAuth and TwoFaBasedAuth.

When user is successfully loggeed in or registered a token will be returned that you can store that token in user browser cookies to keep the user logged in.

Password based

Login

To login with your (mobile, email) and password.

PasswordBasedAuth::login($mobileOrEmail, $password);

If user already exists a token will be returned as result.

Register

To register you need to pass the parameters below:

  1. mobileOrEmail
  2. password
  3. password confirmation
PasswordBasedAuth::register($mobileOrEmail, $password, $passwordConfirmation);

After calling the register method a otp will be sent to the user and you have to verify it.

verifyVerificationCode

To verify otp.

Parameters:

  1. mobileOrEmail
  2. otp
PasswordBasedAuth::verifyVerificationCode($mobileOrEmail, $otp);

If the otp is valid a token will be returned.

sendVerificationCode

To send an otp again.

PasswordBasedAuth::sendVerificationCode($mobileOrEmail);

Two fa based

login

To login or register.

TwoFaBasedAuth::login($mobileOrEmail);

An otp will be sent to the user then user has to verify it in order to get the token to be logged in.

verifyVerificationCode

TwoFaBasedAuth::verifyVerificationCode($mobileOrEmail, $otp);

If the otp is valid then a token will be returned as result.

sendVerificationCode

To an otp again

TwoFaBasedAuth::sendVerificationCode($mobileOrEmail);

logout

TwoFaBasedAuth::logout($userToken);

Storing the token in user browser

To store the returned token in authentication scenario, we provide the Token class.

Token::token($token)->setCookie()->weeks(2);

We just stored the token for 2 weeks in user browser, there are also other methods you can use instead of weeks like seconds, minutes, hours, days and weeks.

You can also delete the token.

Token::token($token)->remove();

Just like that.

User

me

To get the all information about a user, you just need to pass the user token to the me method.

User::me($userToken);

loggedIn

If you want to check if nor user is logged in you just need to call loggedIn method and pass userToken.

User::loggedIn($userToken);

logout

User::logout($userToken);

updateUserInfo

To update user information like (real_name, display_name, gender, birth_date) you just need to pass mentioned data as an array and userToken as second argument.

User::updateUserInfo($data, $userToken);

A real example could be:

User::updateUserInfo([
    'real_name' => 'Amir Salehi',
    'display_name' => 'Amir',
    'gender' => 'male',
    'birth_date' => '2001-09-27',
], $userToken);

courses

To get all the courses that user has purchased.

User::courses($userToken);

stats

Stats include (courses_count, questions_count, comments_count, days_with_platform)

User::stats($userToken);

uploadResumeBanner

To upload user resume's benner.

Paramters:

  1. file (uploaded file's response content)
  2. userToken
  3. title (optional)
  4. attachment id (optional - for updating resume banner)
User::uploadResumeBanner($file, $userToken, $title, $attachmentId);

updatePassword

To update user password.

Parameters:

  1. current password
  2. new password
  3. password confirmation
  4. user token
User::updatePassword($currentPassword, $newPassword, $passwordConfirmation, $userToken);

uploadProfileImage

To upload profile image

  1. file (uploaded file's response content)
  2. userToken
  3. title (optional)
  4. attachment id (optional - for updating user profile image)
User::uploadProfileImage($file, $userToken, $title, $attachmentId);

Update user mobile

In updating user mobile scenario, you first need to send an otp for user and then verify it.

sendOtpForMobileNumber

User::sendOtpForMobileNumber($mobile, $userToken);

verifyCodeForUpdatingMobileNumber

User::verifyCodeForUpdatingMobileNumber($mobile, $otp, $userToken);

CMS

CMS class includes five funtionalities that four of them are type of Common methods that are explained at first (get, list, search).

Signal

Signal include actions like (visit, like, dislike, rate, bookmark), for example to save a new like for a post you just need to write the code below:

Parameters:

  1. post id
  2. type (visit, like, dislike, rate, bookmark)
  3. value
CMS::signal($postId, 'like', 1);

Cart

Cart includes the common methods (get, list, search). Basically cart is for the shoppng basket in your website.

Chapter enrollment

User might have enrolled just some chapters that you can get the purchased chapters via this class.

ChapterEnrollment::forUser($userToken);

Comments

Comments of a product

To get all the comments of a product.

Parameters:

  1. Product id
  2. perPage (optional - for pagination, the default value is 20)
Comment::getLMSProductComments($productId, $perPage);

Comments of a post

To get all the comments of a post.

Parameters:

  1. post id
  2. perPage (optional - for pagination, the default value is 20)
Comment::getPostComments($postId, $perPage);

Comments of a shop product

To get all the comments of a shop product.

Parameters:

  1. shop id
  2. perPage (optional - for pagination, the default value is 20)
Comment::getShopProductComments($shopId, $perPage);

Coupon

Coupon has three Commen methods that mentioned at first. Basically you can get information about existed coupons in platform by using this class.

Enrollments

Enrollment has three commen methods that are mentioned at first (get, list, search). but also it comes with two new methods called logs and signal.

logs

To get the logs of a enrollment to just can easily call the logs method statically. The logs include all the information about every single session that user has viewed, played or completed.

First of all you need to use the Enrollment class in first line of your code.

use Ls\ClientAssistant\Utilities\Modules\Enrollment;

By just using the code below you can get all the logs of an enrollment.

Paramters:

  1. enrollment id
  2. user token
Enrollment::logs(4, $userToken);

signal

Signals are a comment pattern in this framework that you can do some little action, for example, you can signal the action that user just played a video or viewed the session page. In order to that you can use the sample code below.

Parameters:

  1. enrollment id
  2. product id
  3. type (visited, played, completed)
  4. user token
Enrollment::signal(1, 1, 'visited', $userToken);

Gift

Gift are for gamification section that has three Common methods that are mentioned at first (get, list, search).

LMS Product

LMS Product comes with a lot of funcationally and some of the are Common methods that are mentioned at first (get, list, search, queryParams).

chapters

To get all the chapters of a product.

LMSProduct::chapters($productId);

chapterStats

To get the stats about chapters that includes (chapter_complete_percentage)

Parameters:

  1. product id
  2. chapter id
  3. user token
LMSProduct::chapterStats($productId, $chapterId, $userToken);

nextItem

To get the next item's data of an item (like a video of a session that user is watching).

LMSProduct::nextItem($productId, $itemId);

prevItem

To get the previous item's data of an item (like a video of a session that user is watching).

LMSProduct::prevItem($productId, $itemId);

nextChapter

To get the next chapter's data.

LMSProduct::nextChapter($productId, $chapterId);

prevChapter

To get the previous chapter's data.

LMSProduct::prevChapter($productId, $chapterId);

faculty

To get all the information about teachers and mentors of an product.

LMSProduct::faculty($productId);

demo

To get the free items of a product which are known for demo.

LMSProduct::demo($productId);

createTopic

To create a topic for an item (session) of a product.

Parameters:

  1. data (includes: item_id, title, content, attachment(optional), is_anonymous(optional), section(optional), community(optional), department(optional))
  2. userToken
LMSProduct::createTopic([
    'title' => 'How to print a hello world in javascript?',
    'content' => 'The long content of How to print a hello world in javascript?'
], $userToken);

QC

QC consists of three common methods that are mentioned at first (get, list, search).

addReview

To add a review for a product

Parameters:

  1. product id
  2. item id
  3. rate
  4. comment (optional)
  5. userToken
QC::addReview([
   'product_id' => 1,
    'item_id' => 1,
    'rate' => 5,
], $userToken);

Support

Support section consists of three sections that are community, topic and reply.

Community

list

To get the list of communities.

Parameters:

  1. with (optional)
  2. keyValue (optional)
  3. perPage (optional)
  4. orderBy (optional)
SupportCommunity::list();

stats

To get the stats about community like (active_students, topics_count, community_count)

SupportCommunity::stats();

Topic

Topic includes three Common methods that are mentioned at first (get, list, search).

Reply

reply

To reply a topic.

Parameters:

  1. data (topic_id, content, attachment(optional))
  2. userToken
SupportReply::reply([
    'topic_id' => 1,
    'content' => 'this is a reply',
], $userToken);

update

To update a reply.

Parameters:

  1. data (topic_id, replye_id, content, attachment(optional))
  2. userToken
SupportReply::update([
    'topic_id' => 1,
    'reply_id' => 1,
    'content' => 'this is a reply',
], $userToken);

like

To like a reply.

Parameters:

  1. topic id
  2. reply id
  3. userToken
SupportReply::like($topicId, $replyId, $userToken);

delete

To delete a reply.

Parameters:

  1. topic id
  2. reply id
  3. userToken
SupportReply::delete($topicId, $replyId, $userToken);

Survery

Survery includes three Common methods that are mentioned at first (get, list, search).

Term

Term includes three Common methods that are mentioned at first (get, list, search).

Tools

Some useful tools are implemented to provide you better experience working with this framework

DateTime

To covert english date time to persian.

DateTime::toPersianDate($enDate);

IP

To get the user IP.

IP::get();

To get info about ip

IP::info($ip);

Lang

To convert persian number to english.

Lang::persianNumbers($number);

To convert english number to persian.

Lang::latinNumbers($number);

Price

To convert price to persian price.

Price::toPersianPrice($price);