A Laravel API starter kit collection using different structures.
Not maintained anymore

Today Laravel has almost all these features natively, and I just use the standard skeleton/structure.

I would recommend you to use the standard structure too. Taylor too: https://twitter.com/taylorotwell/status/1590332496767586307

This is a starter kit for your next API using Laravel, implemented with more than one structure, all battle-tested with the same features listed below.

• 2FA
• ACL
• Anti Phishing Code on email
• Audit
• CORS
• Device authorization
• Etag
• Horizon
• Laravel 8.x, 7.x, 6.x, 5.8
• Login
• Login history
• Multiple localizations, preconfigured with en_US and pt_BR
• Password reset
• Password must not be in one of the 4 million weak passwords
• PHPCS PSR2, phpinsights and sonarqube analysis
• Register
• Swoole
• Tests
• Transactional events: Listen to events and send notifications only if the transaction is commited
• uuid

Soon:

• Background job example

The container used is created from Google Cloud Platform official php-docker + swoole and can be found here: https://github.com/ibrunotome/docker-laravel-appengine

The oficial php image from Google Cloud Platform is updated once in a lifetime so I decided to manage my own php images at http://github.com/ibrunotome/php

• Set the .env variables, see .env.example that is already configured to point to pgsql and redis services
• Run the container with docker-compose -f docker-compose.develop.yml up. Alternatively, if you have an older laptop, try running remotely with Blimp.
• Enter into app container with docker exec -it default-structure-app bash
• Run the migrations with php artisan migrate:fresh

And it's up and running :)

The container with xdebug is in the Dockerfile.testing, you can get into this container using: docker-compose -f docker-compose.testing.yml up -d app and then:

• Get into app container with docker exec -it default-structure-app-testing bash (off course, default-structure-app is for the default-structure)
• Run tests with composer test
• Run "lint" (phpcs) with composer lint
• Run "lint and fix" (phpcbf) with composer lint:fix
• Run phpcpd with composer phpcpd
• Run php static analysis (level 5) with composer static:analysis
• Run nunomaduro/phpinsights with php artisan insights

To see sonarqube analysis, simple run docker-compose -f docker-compose.sonarqube.yml up, the quality profile used is PSR-2.

See the contents of the .k8s folder :)

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