Open Mina-R-Meshriky opened 2 years ago
Thanks for raising this. I definitely intended to do something like this to allow you to get JSON:API documents outside of a HTTP request, but didn't get round to adding it. It's just a matter of wiring up a few different parts of the package behind a fluent interface, and then documenting it.
Really looking forward to this
Useful feature, looking forward to getting this update as well.
This is exactly what I need!
Ok great, looks like a few people need this so will try to prioritise this.
Out of interest, are people expecting it to be authorised and validated? At the moment that's coupled to a HTTP request due to the way Laravel's form requests work. Or are you not expecting authorisation/validation?
FYI in a future version I'm going to have to decouple authorisation and validation from the HTTP request, so that we can support JSON:API Atomic Operations - but I'm not quite at that stage yet.
@lindyhopchris Thank you very much for paying attention to this request.
In my case, I don't need validation nor authorization because I'll use it from my controller which is already authorizated and validated.
Greetings
I'm also interesting that feature.
Yeah this is likely to be something I work on soon - as I need to decouple everything from HTTP requests to prepare for Atomic Operations, which I'm super excited to use (and is a feature that's been frequently requested!)
Yes, i'm also looking forward to atomic operations :)
In the linked testing issue (which isn't a problem with testing), the solution was to provide the server name to the facade when getting the resource container; however then you also needed to call withServer()
on the resource class and give it the same server name.
If a container is derived from a particular server, it should either inject the server throughout whatever it creates, or at least inject the server name - so that any other server dependencies are derived from the same server as the container originated.
Something like the tests
$this->jsonapi()->get('/api/v1/posts')
but to be used within the app, like maybe\JsonApi::server('v1')->get('api/v1/posts')
which will return the json response content ?