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Have you ever heard of API versioning?
This is very handy when you need to add an alternative logic for some endpoints but want to keep the current logic for some users.
There are many ways to achieve this. I'm going to show a simple one in this 🧵
#Laravel #PHP #PHPC
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This is very handy when you need to add an alternative logic for some endpoints but want to keep the current logic for some users.
There are many ways to achieve this. I'm going to show a simple one in this 🧵
#Laravel #PHP #PHPC
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1. Create a folder api inside routes
2. Create a file v1.php inside routes/api
3. Create a file v2.php inside routes/api
4. Configure your routes/api.php file like the image
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2. Create a file v1.php inside routes/api
3. Create a file v2.php inside routes/api
4. Configure your routes/api.php file like the image
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5. Configure your routes/api/v1.php file like the image
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As a Laravel Dev who consistently uses Macs, here's a 🧵 of little tips I have for you when using the command line
#macos #laravel #symfony #phpc
#macos #laravel #symfony #phpc
1. If you need to find a command you previously used CTRL + R will let you search for old commands in your ~/.zsh_history file.
2. To move quickly left and right on the CLI, hold the ALT key with the arrow keys and it will force the cursor left and right to the next white space in the command.
