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Team Awesome Learning Resources

The document provides a comprehensive guide on project management and Laravel development, including database management, API creation, and using Postman. Key topics include creating migrations, establishing relationships, and building CRUD API endpoints with Laravel. Additionally, it outlines steps for database design, model and controller creation, and testing with Postman.

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Team Awesome Learning Resources

The document provides a comprehensive guide on project management and Laravel development, including database management, API creation, and using Postman. Key topics include creating migrations, establishing relationships, and building CRUD API endpoints with Laravel. Additionally, it outlines steps for database design, model and controller creation, and testing with Postman.

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TEAM AWESOME LEARNING RESOURCES

1 - Project Management
2 - Laravel Database Management
3 - Laravel APIs
4 - Postman

1. Project Management
- Jira project management introduction

2. Laravel Database Management


- Create migrations
[Link]

Note: Always add

● $table->timestamps() - The timestamps method creates created_at and updated_at


TIMESTAMP equivalent columns with an optional fractional seconds precision:

● $table->softDeletes()

Note: Most of all primary keys use

● unsigned big integer for users

Note: Check each field


● Default values
● Nullable

Note: Check table


● CreatedBy
● Status
● Type

- Create relationship

Creating Table
Schema::create('user_entities', function (Blueprint $table) {
$table->id();
$table->string('is_owner', 45);
$table->string('position', 45);
$table->unsignedBigInteger('user_id');
$table->timestamps();
$table->softDeletes();

$table->foreign('user_id')
->references('id')
->on('users')
->onDelete('cascade')
->onUpdate('cascade');
});

Existing Table
Schema::table('users', function (Blueprint $table) {
$table->foreignId('city_id')
->nullable()
->references('id')
->on('cities')
->onDelete('no action')
->onUpdate('no action');
});

Dropping Foreign Keys


Schema::table('user_locations', function (Blueprint $table) {
$table->dropForeign("user_locations_city_id_foreign");
});

Examine: user_locations_city_id_foreign
user_locations = table
city_id = field
foreign = constant

- Create database seed


[Link]

3. Laravel APIs
- Create CRUD API endpoints
- Set Routes
[Link]

- Create Laravel Model and Controller


[Link]

php artisan make:model Flight -c


This creates model and controller
- Controller Functions

public function index(Request $request): JSONResponse


List of records

public function store(Request $request): JSONResponse


Save record

public function update(Request $request,int $entityId): JSONResponse


Update record

public function show($entityId): JSONResponse


Get record

public function destroy($entityId)


Delete record

- Create Laravel Services


- Laravel Validator
[Link]

4. Postman
- Postman Environments
- Postman User

Video Contents
Guide
1. Open database design image
2. Create migration file
3. Update fields
4. Update relationships
5. Create database seed if there are constant data
6. Create model and controller
7. In model file set relationships belongsTo
8. Create service file and inject the service file in the controller
9. In service file define the insert, update, delete, get and list methods
10. In controller create the index(), show(), delete(), update() and store()
11. Test in postman

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