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yepwoo/laravel-parser
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Easily load model relations / accessories / attributes from frontend without changing your API

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Installation
============

[](#installation)

`composer require yepwoo/laravel-parser`

Usage
=====

[](#usage)

Allow your application to load any model **relation** & **attributes** in the response without the need of changing your API controllers. Pass a comma separated relations/attributes to your http request.

Loading relations
=================

[](#loading-relations)

Add `with` param to your HTTP request

`/posts?with=comments,tags,anyOtherRelation`

Loading Attributes / Accessors
==============================

[](#loading-attributes--accessors)

Add `append` param to your HTTP request

`/posts?append=my_custom_attribute`

How to use
==========

[](#how-to-use)

- Go to your controller and call `use Yepwoo\LaravelParser\LoadParser`
- Create new object from `LoadParser` class and pass `request` and `data` -> `new LoadParser($request, $data)`
- If you want to load `relations` use `loadRelation` function.
- If you want to load `attributes/accessors` use `loadAttributes` function.

Here's a full example
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[](#heres-a-full-example)

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