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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6. Configure your routes/api/v2.php file like the image
And it's all done! Now you can version your API endpoints as needed.
You can also create a new field in your users table to track which API version each user should use.
I hope this can help you! 😎💪
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And it's all done! Now you can version your API endpoints as needed.
You can also create a new field in your users table to track which API version each user should use.
I hope this can help you! 😎💪
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