This is an MVP/POC.
Classes with the #[Payload]
attribute can be resolved from the container and are hydrated automatically with data from
the request payload. This enables strong type hints and intellisense for request bodies while decoupling the payload
from the Request
.
The optional validation provided by Payloads is a thin, strongly typed, wrapper around Laravel's built-in validation.
Create an instance of a class from request parameters:
use Nacoma\Payloads\Hydrators\Attributes\MakeInstance;
new class {
#[MakeInstance]
public SomeClass $someClass1;
#[MakeInstance(SomeOtherConcrete::class)]
public SomeClass $someClass2;
};
The MakeList
plugin assumes that the type is either an array
or some type of
collection
that takes an array
of items as the constructor parameter.
use Nacoma\Payloads\Hydrators\Attributes\MakeList;
use Illuminate\Support\Collection;
new class {
/**
* @var SomeClass[]
*/
#[MakeList(SomeClass::class)]
public array $items1;
#[MakeList(SomeClass::class)]
public Collection $item2;
};
Fetch a model from the database using FindModel
.
use Nacoma\Payloads\Hydrators\Attributes\FindModel;
new class {
#[FindModel]
public User $user;
};
use Nacoma\Payloads\Hydrators\Attributes\FindModel;use YourApp\Models\Country;
use Nacoma\Payloads\Rules\Attributes as Rule;
use Nacoma\Payloads\Payload;
use Nacoma\Payloads\Transformers\Attributes as Transform;
#[Payload]
class UpdateUser {
public function __construct(
#[Rule\Required]
public string $name,
#[Rule\Required]
#[Rule\Min(13)]
#[Rule\Max(120)]
public int $age,
#[Rule\Required]
#[Rule\Exists('countries', 'id')]
#[Transform\Rename('country_id')]
#[FindModel]
public Country $country,
) {
//
}
}
class UserController extends Controller {
public function update(User $user, UpdateUser $payload)
{
dump($payload->country->id);
}
}