Blog Module 4.0
The Blog module allows authorized users to maintain a blog. Blogs are a series of posts that are time stamped and are typically viewed by date as you would view a journal. Blog entries can be made public or private to the site members, depending on which roles have access to view content., (*1)
Installation
composer require imagina/iblog-modulephp artisan module:migrate Iblog
End Points
Route Base: https://yourhost.com/api/iblog/v1/, (*2)
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Post
-
Attributes, (*3)
- title: string (Translatable)
- description: string (Translatable)
- slug: string (Translatable)
- summary: string (Translatable)
- meta_title: string (Translatable)
- meta_description: string (Translatable)
- meta_keywords: string (Translatable)
- translatable_options: string (Translatable)
- options: string
- category_id: string
- categories: array
- tags: array
- user_id: string
- status: string
- created_at: string
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Create, (*4)
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Read, (*5)
- Method:
GET
- URI:
/posts/:id
- URI:
/posts
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Update, (*6)
- Method:
PUT
- URI:
/post/:id
-
Delete, (*7)
- Method:
DELETE
- URI:
/posts/:id
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Categories
-
Attributes, (*8)
- parent_id: Integer
- options: Text
- title: String (Translatable)
- slug: String (Translatable)
- description: Text (Translatable)
- meta_title: Text (Translatable)
- meta_description: Text (Translatable)
- translatable_options: Text (Translatable)
-
Create, (*9)
- Method:
POST
- URI:
/categories
-
Read, (*10)
- Method:
GET
- URI:
/categories/:id
- URI:
/categories
-
Update, (*11)
- Method:
PUT
- URI:
/categories/:id
-
Delete, (*12)
- Method:
DELETE
- URI:
/categories/:id
Setting up relations
For establish relationships with other modules since we cannot edit our Iblog module directly, since this module is managed by the composer; we need to edit the config.php file in the folder /config/asgard/iblog/ of our application., (*13)
Navigate to the section titled Dynamic Relationships, by default it looks like this:, (*14)
'relations' => [
'category'=>[
'store' => function () {
return $this->belongsTo(
\Modules\Marketplace\Entities\Store::class);
},
],
'post'=>[
'store' => function () {
return $this->belongsTo(
\Modules\Marketplace\Entities\Store::class);
},
],
]
Now we can access the information of the iblog Post or Category using $post->store->name o $category->store->name respectively., (*15)
Add data in Post or Category table
You can add additional columns in the category or post table if really necessary. For example, if you want to add a relation column or an additional query field.
We need to edit the config.php file in the /config/asgard/iblog/ folder of our application. there's a fillable key which contains an array of fillable fields for the object., (*16)
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Fillable user fields
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Set the fillable post and category fields, those fields will be mass assigned
*/
'fillable' => [
'post'=>[
'options',
'category_id',
'user_id',
'status',
'created_at'
],
'category'=>[
'parent_id',
'options'
]
],
Add the fields you want in this array., (*17)
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Fillable user fields
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Set the fillable post and category fields, those fields will be mass assigned
*/
'fillable' => [
'post'=>[
'options',
'category_id',
'user_id',
'status',
'created_at',
'store_id'
],
'category'=>[
'parent_id',
'options',
'store_id'
]
],
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