vuejs

Preface 96
$ php artisan db:seed;
# Start server
$ php artisan serve --port=3000 --host localhost;
Great! You now have a fully functional API and a database filled with nice stories.
Note
I you are using Vagrant you have to run the server on host ‘0.0.0.0’. Then, you will be able
to access your server on Vagrant’s box ip.
If, for example, Vagrant’s box ip is 192.168.10.10 and you run
$ php artisan serve --port=3000 --host 0.0.0.0;
you can browse your website on 192.168.10.10:3000.
If you have downloaded our demo API, you can continue to the next section.
If you chose to create you own API, you have to create a database table to store the stories. The
following columns must be present.
Column Name
id
plot
writer
upvotes
Type
Integer, Auto Increment
String
String
Integer, Unsigned
Don’t forget to seed some fake data to follow up with the next examples.
8.2.2 API Endpoints
An endpoint is simply a URL. When you go to http://example.com/foo/bar then that is an endpoint
and you simply need to call it /foo/bar because the domain will be the same for all the endpoints.
To manage the Story resource we need 5 endpoints. Each endpoint corresponds to a specific action.
HTTP Method URI Action
GET/HEAD api/stories Fetches all stories
GET/HEAD api/stories/{id} Fetches specified story
POST api/stories Creates a new story
PUT/PATCH api/stories/{id} Updates an existing story
DELETE api/stories/{id} Deletes specified story