ryanwinchester / laravel-paginates
Laravel controller trait for paginating models
Requires
- php: >=7.0
Requires (Dev)
- laravel/framework: 5.*
This package is auto-updated.
Last update: 2024-11-28 22:53:09 UTC
README
This trait adds a super duper handy method that will give you behaviour from requests slightly similar to what something like league/fractal
gives you without all the setup and needing to create transformers.
Between this trait, and Eloquent Models' $casts
and $hidden
properties, starting a basic API with about as much control as some more heavyweight packages give you, will be really quick.
Install
composer require ryanwinchester/laravel-paginates
Usage
Add it to your controller (or base controller, as shown):
// ... use RyanWinchester\Paginates\PaginatesModels; class Controller extends BaseController { use AuthorizesRequests, DispatchesJobs, ValidatesRequests, PaginatesModels; }
Then use it in your controller methods like so:
class ProductsController extends Controller { public function index() { $products = $this->paginate(Product::class); return response()->json($products); } }
Sometimes because of security or privacy, you may want to limit include
relationships and/or columns
.
If that is the case, then be sure to include the parameters you want, making sure to exclude any user-supplied include parameters.
$products = $this->paginate( Product::class, $request->except(['include', 'columns']) );
Or, say you want to define some included relationships yourself:
$products = $this->paginate( Product::with('variations'), $request->except(['include', 'columns']) );
Or, even limit to specific columns:
$products = $this->paginate( Product::select(['id', 'price', 'in_stock']), $request->except('columns') );
You can pass in any builder instance or a model class name.
Parameters:
- page :
page=3
the page number - perPage :
perPage=10
amount to show per page - columns :
columns=title,body,author
limit to certain columns - include :
include=categories,tags
load relations - orderBy :
orderBy=published|desc
order the items by a column and direction
In action
Then you can go to your route and add some of these optional parameters to page and filter:
Please try it out and give feedback.
Taylor thinks it's a good idea, so I mean what other reason do you need?