Laravel Pipelines: Build an Api

[@borakayalar]

I am so sorry Jordan I sad before anyone does not tell about service containers , providers , etc... I found you and I am watching your contents and you have contents for them. many many thanks

[@Daltoncast]

Feel free to let me know if there are specific topics you’d like me to cover 😀

[@borakayalar]

Maybe you can tell about dynamic database connection according to user profile.(it is so specific I know that many times we are making CURD apps and that apps so boring :) ) I have a project like that. I can covered it out in one week. coz I am new on laravel. Then I found my problem about it. Middleware sequences were wrong :) logic was when user register to main app than main app create a db for user than user login own admin panel and that panel uses to db of user. it was hard to for me via laravel :) by the way you can take videos about complex project in real life. I dont mean hard codding. The approching or create a application logics@@Daltoncast

[@borakayalar]

meanwhie sorry for my bad english :)

[@ricardo.ramirez.r]

Nice! A side note: the sound is to low

[@Daltoncast]

Thank you. I"ll look into making the audio louder.

[@YoKKJoni]

wayy to low.. unfortunatly because of this i am not watching this video rn.. and prob wornt watch it also..

[@antogkou]

Great video! Pipelines are really becoming a clean code standard for Laravel.

[@gabrielodadier2689]

Nicely done, i think i will start using pipelines now. Great video

[@laravelvuemedia]

such a nice explanation I love it

[@Daltoncast]

Glad you liked it!

[@scotttresor]

thank for your video and great explanation about pipeline

[@collenzaligway4458]

Nice tutorial Mate, keep going I really love your videos.

[@Daltoncast]

Thank you so much!

[@hassan_codes]

Thsnk you John, you've shown me thst I know nothing. Gracias 😢

[@Daltoncast]

I’m glad you found value from the content. 😃

[@chrispian]

Great example!! Thanks for sharing.

[@Daltoncast]

Thank you!

[@Samuel.Mwangi]

Happy birthday @Jordan. Subscription earned 🫡

[@Daltoncast]

Thank you, Samuel!

[@jeffbee6090]

this is great! thanks! love the clean code

[@Daltoncast]

Thanks, Jeff! Glad you enjoyed the content.

[@programmertelo]

thanks for sharing

[@Daltoncast]

@@programmertelo no problem. 😀

[@shaungbhone8368]

Nice🎉 clean and understand. What a amazing content.

[@rahulxcr]

Thanks that's very helpful.

[@KasimSheyi]

This is really cool.

[@everlastingheat7572]

Thanks! Useful information

[@arafat1249]

nice one

[@gssj-o8p]

It's a good explanation of how pipelines work in Laravel, they are basically the Chain of Responsability design pattern being applied using Laravel's contract. However this example should be used as an example only since it's totally unecessary to use Pipelines for such situation as building a query. In this case just use ->when() directly without pipes.

[@karlson2804]

But how about the range data, between or =>,

[@DilipKumar-bf4vv]

Nice explanations. Thanks

[@Daltoncast]

Awesome! I’m glad you found it helpful.

[@sashapinchuk5402]

Nice video, but I have a simple question, can we use the __invoke method instead of the handle method in filter classes? Cuz for me is fiilling like the __invoke method more clear.

[@sebastianscholz5395]

Nice explanation! Why should I use this instead of just applying the "when" to my query builder directly? I think this makes the code harder to read with the pipelines.

[@TheMarcelitto]

Nice!

[@ripon59]

well, same thing i achieved with a Trait file with The Builder Pattern process. which is clean too. Why should I use Pipeline especially?

[@hasanablak]

Thank you sir

[@Daltoncast]

@@hasanablak glad I could help 😀

[@Daltoncast]

@@hasanablak glad I could help 😀

[@borakayalar]

great and maybe you dont need to create filter class for each query parameters. Maybe you can parse request query strings and itrate them. Actualy this api is for internal using by developer such as datatables search etc... dev knows already query params. And I think you can manage with one filter class. Meanwhile it is a nice content many thanks.

[@Daltoncast]

Thank you

[@YusnielBrocard]

Nice example

[@Daltoncast]

Thank you

[@Khader-1]

Great by all means! keep it going, Subscription earned

[@vhpm18]

Excelent

[@AtiqurRahman-n2i]

Nice. Go ahead. The sound can be better.

[@Daltoncast]

Thank you. I'll look into making the audio louder.

[@mariano.pualiu]

I've always found pipelines processing fascinating, but I wonder how could I bifurcate the pipeline into 2 or more processes under some conditionals correctly, so far I've though to create new processing pipelines with in a pipeline accordingly to some respective conditionals

[@creative2brains882]

That is great clean code

[@creative2brains882]

you can do this class UserFilters { public function __construct(protected Request $request) { } public function handle(Builder $builder, Closure $next) { return $next($builder) ->when($this->request->has('name'), fn ($query) => $query->where('name', 'REGEXP', $this->request->name)) ->when($this->request->has('email'), fn ($query) => $query->where('email', 'REGEXP', $this->request->email)) ->when($this->request->has('bod'), fn ($query) => $query->where('bod', 'REGEXP', $this->request->bod)); } }

[@manishdeshpande]

Lousy audio. Unable to comprehend what's being said.

[@unnikrishnanadoor]

can't hear anything very little sound

[@sudhirdhawle5370]

NO sound

[@ikarolaborda726]

My rule number one: NEVER use model methods in controllers. Controllers shouldn’t even know the models exist. Either use services or action classes, and of course, repository (believe it or not, there were times when i had to avoid using eloquent) But, excellent example anyway. You’ve used cpp and other stuff most PHP devs don’t even know of

[@hassan_codes]

Service classes are my go-to. I too avoid using Eloquent when dealing with "complex" queries. I started doing that after learning how Eloquent parses and builds it queries

[@nicknamexd9789]

How about resources?

[@ricko13]

just me or the volume is so low?

[@shinichi9do]

I am sorry but the sound/volume is too low

[@ALI-ec9ln]

the sound is so bad