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Laravel OpenAPI API Application Bridge: Implement API using Laravel specified with OpenAPI

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This package provides means to implement an API using Laravel specified with OpenAPI.

It provides an application bridge class that can load an API specification defined using an OpenAPI file.

The class adds routes according to the API endpoints defined in the OpenAPI, so developers can implement controllers that implement the respective API actions.

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Open-api

Maybe it's about automation, or just about being more declarative because a non Touring complete DSL will just more be correct, I find it just amazing the possibility to describe an API by using the Open-API-Specification and let this specification be your code: this class will set every route using the Slim functionalities, and for every route point to a CommandHandler.

I'd suggest, the best way to see it in action is just to clone the repository and try the Example Hello World Application:

git clone git@github.com:virgiliolino/open-api.git
cd SwaggerSlimDispatcher/Examples/HelloWorld/
composer install   #composer install will actually install Slim and open-api
php -S localhost:8080 -t public public/index.php #start the server
curl localhost:8080/hello/world # or just open the browser localhost:8080/hello/world

For a fully working application, you could take a look at a ReactJS + Slim Skeleton that provides all the functionalities needed for a modern application. The url is here The OpenApi specification is here

You will not have a few overpopulated Controllers, but instead for every entry point a command handler. You can read at this blog post for some ideas of how we intend our architecutre

Furthermore, the Open-Api specification can be automatically validated, tested Swagger

In the end you'll have a yml or json file that describe your API, something like this: Json Specification

By using our library all routes will automatically be set. Every route pointing to a CommandHandler indicated by a unique operationId. So in the image of the example, you can see that there is a route: /pet that accept post requests. It will be enough to use our class, when you start the application the route /pet will accept a post. And so for the gets that you see below, like /pet/findByStatus, etc. For every path, it will be executed the command handler with the operationI. In the example for /pet, you can see the operationId: addPet. So making a post request to /pet, the system will try to execute the class AddPet::execute passing the params. The operationId must be a fully qualified name of a class. Something like this for example: operationId: \MyApplication\CommandHandlers\AddPett which means that will execue AddPett::execute

You may find an example of a fully working Open-Api specification here the full json file

Installation

Even if its working, I'd not consider it really a stable package. So to install it you need to proceed in that way:

 composer require dispatcher/swagger-dispatcher dev-master

Examples/Helloworld

$app = new \Slim\App;
$container = $app->getContainer();
$container['HelloWorld'] = function () {
    return new \HelloWorld\CommandHandlers\HelloWorld();
};
$openApiFile = 'routes.json';
$openApiConfigParser = Bridge\ApplicationBridge\ParserFactory::parserFor($openApiFile);
$openApiConfig = $openApiConfigParser->parse($openApiFile);
\Bridge\ApplicationBridge\OpenApiDispatcher::InjectRoutesFromConfig($app, $openApiConfig);
$app->run();

As you may see we're injecting HelloWorld, a command Handler with the same id of operationId that you may find on routes.json

That's all folks.

Help wanted

There is no validation at all. This process can be automatized. Class CommandHandler on the file called SwaggerDispatcher.

Thanks, Virgilio

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