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Overview

Welcome to my API app made with Apiato (Laravel). I am trying to create a sample as a quick start to any robust ReactJs web app. I chose Apiato as the main framework to work on because it offers a well-organized and simple-to-read software architecture pattern named Porto.

For this part of the project, I configured Apiato and created a container named SampleForm. It holds all the business logic to be consumed with my other initial project sample_form_react to give power to easier consume APIS which allows it to perform a CRUD operation.

This project is meant to be used with the Laradock framework. It creates the necessary dockers such as PostgreSQL, Nginx, and PHP-fpm as the initial development environment.

Requirements

The same as Laradock requirements:

https://laradock.io/getting-started/#requirements

Getting Started

  1. Clone the following repositories in the same directory:
git clone git@github.com:bos21001/sample_form_integration.git

git clone https://github.com/Laradock/laradock.git
  1. Copy the the .env and default.conf from sample_form_integration directory to laradock directory:
cp sample_form_integration/laradock/.env.example laradock/.env && cp sample_form_integration/laradock/nginx/sites/default.conf laradock/nginx/sites/default.conf
  1. Go to laradock directory:
cd laradock/
  1. Build and initialize the following dockers from laradock:
docker-compose build nginx php-fpm workspace postgres && docker-compose up -d nginx php-fpm workspace postgres
  1. Find and copy the ipaddress setted to your postgres docker:
docker inspect laradock_postgres_1
  1. Edit your hosts file:
sudo nano /etc/hosts
  • Paste the following in the last line:
127.0.0.1 sample-form.local api.sample-form.local admin.sample-form.local\
[paste your postgres ipAddress here] db.sample-form.local

- Make sure to execute all the following commands within the workspace container generated with laradock. Use the following command to acces this container:
docker-compose exec --user=laradock workspace bash
  1. Go to sample_form_integration directory and copy .env-example in the root directory renaming it to .env:
cd sample_form_integration/

cp .env.example .env
  1. Install all composer and npm dependencies:
composer install

npm install
  1. Create your KEY_APP:
php artisan key:generate
  1. Set the database:
php artisan migrate

php artisan db:seed

This will generate all the tables and will create an admin user with the following credentials:

email: admin@admin.com
password: admin

  1. Install passport and add the generated keys to your .env file:
php artisan passport:install

Copy the second Client ID generated and paste in CLIENT_WEB_ID in the .envfile: Copy the Client Secret of the Client IDyou copied and paste in CLIENT_WEB_SECRET

  1. Finally Create the documentations of the API endpoints with ApiDocJs using the artisan command:
php artisan apiato:apidoc
  1. (Optional): Follow the Getting Started of sample_form_react which consume these APIs properly.

Getting Started walkthrough

Software Demo Video

Relational Database

This project uses PostgreSQL as the Relational Database

It has only one database and make use of the following tables that are generated by the laravel migrations:

Mainly used in this repository:

  • sample_forms
  • oauth_auth_codes
  • users

Passive used in this repository:

  • failed_jobs
  • migrations
  • model_has_permissions
  • model_has_roles
  • notifications
  • oauth_access_tokens
  • oauth_clients
  • oauth_personal_access_clients
  • oauth_refresh_tokens
  • password_resets
  • permissions
  • role_has_permissions
  • roles

Development Environment

  • Frameworks:
    • Apiato v11
    • Laravel v9
    • Laradock
  • Libraries:
    • ApiDocJs

Useful Websites

Future Work

  • Create relational tables were users have sample-forms
  • Create a home view instead of Apiato home page

Credits

Thanks to André Bellafronte who taught me those principles, and presented me Apiato, Laradock and its tools!