README

This package pdrovides an api-service to ease working with different apis. It maps api-responses to objects of your choice by using a trait named IsApiClient. In this way you are free to define different clients for a single api. You'r also able to use diffrent apis for a single client.

let's get a look at structur:

├── configs
│ └── apiservice.php
├── app
│ └── Models
│ └── Client.php
│ └── Services
│ └── ApiService
│ └── ApiProviders
│ └── GoogleApiProvider.php
│ └── Decorators
│ └──GoogleClientDecorator.php

Configs

The package's config-file is apiservice.php. Its options are:

apis:

This is an associative array where keys are the name of apis and values are array of configs for the api.

Each api has three attributes:

url: the api's url

response_type: the type of api response (currently supported type is json)

data_access_keys: it is an associative array where a key is client-name and its value is access-key to the client-related-data.

• default access-key would be the name of the client; like 'user' => 'user'.
• 'user' => ' ' indicates that the whole response-body is related to the client user.

defaults:

this option controls the default. You're free to change them as you want. Its only value it response_type which is json.

path_to_decorators:

This value is used to access decorators.

path_to_apiproviders:

This value is used to access to api-providers.

Client.php

This is an example client object which get use of trait IsApiClient.
It must implement function getMappedArray() to present its data in array format.

ApiProviders

All your api-provider classes should be placed in this directory.
An api-provider is used to handle api related functionalities; like sending a request to the api, or choosing a way to extract data from response based on its type.
For each one of your apis you should create an api-provider and name it in format ApinameApiProvider.

GoogleApiProvider is an example of api-provider.

Note: They must extend ApiProvider abstract and implement method requestFromApi().

Decorators

All your decorator classes should be placed in this directory.
A decorator is used to decorate your clients. The nameing format is ApinameClientnameDecorator.

Note: They must extend Decorator abstract and implement method mapApiData();

Installation

Via Composer

$ composer require mtrn/apiservice

Usage

lets take a look at the provided example.

GoogleApiProvider

use Mtrn\ApiService\Services\ApiService\ApiProviders\ApiProvider;

class GoogleApiProvider extends ApiProvider
{
    public function requestFromApi()
    {
        return Http::get($this->url); 
    }
}

Client

use Mtrn\ApiService\Traits\IsApiClient;

class Client
{
    use IsApiClient

    public function getMappedArray()
    {
        return $this->toArray();
    }
}

Decorator

use Mtrn\ApiService\Services\ApiService\Decorators\Decorator;

class GoogleClientDecorator extends Decorator
{
    /**
     * Define your map rules here.
     *
     * @param array $data
     * @return object
     */
    public function mapApiData(array $data): object
    {
        $this->client->setAttribute('name', $data['first_name'].' '.$data['last_name']);
        return $this->client;
    }
}

request to google and get response object:

$client = new Client();
$response = $client->requestFromApi($apiname='google', $map=false);

request to google and get extracted data

$client = new Client();
$client->requestFromApi($amiName='google', $map=false);
$extractedData = $client->getApiBody();

request to google and get mapped data object

$client = new Client();
$mappedData = $client->requestFromApi($apiname='google', $map=true);

request to google and get mapped array

$client = new Client();
$client->requestFromApi('google', true);
$mappedArray = $client->getMappedArray();