Gain insights into developing fast, secure APIs in Laravel. Delve into validation, testing, API resources, and Laravel Sanctum, useful for mobile app developers and third parties.

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Run register tests

Run Restaurant Tests

Run login tests

Run country tests

Run table status tests

Run order tests

Run order item tests

Run menu item tests

Register User

Validate Registration

Login

Validate Login

Laying Foundation

Add Restaurant

Add Menu

Add Table

Transition Table

Order API

Order API-2

Order Items-1

Order Items-2

Complete Order

Laravel is a web application framework with expressive, and elegant syntax. In this course, you will be making API endpoints for a restaurant management system using Laravel.

Laravel offers many features for developing and managing API endpoints quickly. During this course, you will use them and touch upon some very important features like validation, testing helpers, API resources, Laravel Sanctum, and more. Along the way, you will be tested with quizzes to evaluate your understanding.

By the end of this course, you will have complete confidence in your ability to create API endpoints, which will come in handy for mobile app developers and other third parties.

Developing Fast and Secure APIs in Laravel

## User model and migration

Out of the box, each new Laravel web app comes up with the model and migration files for the user's module. The default columns are enough for this project, and we do not need to add or remove any columns.

## Opening up the `register` URL

We can directly add a `POST` route to accept data to register a new user. This will be inside the `routes/api.php` file instead of the regular `routes/web.php` file.

# User model and migration

Out of the box, each new Laravel web app comes up with the model and migration files for the user's module. The default columns are enough for this project, and we do not need to add or remove any columns.

# Opening up the `register` URL

We can directly add a `POST` route to accept data to register a new user. This will be inside the `routes/api.php` file instead of the regular `routes/web.php` file.

Get ready for the first API endpoint: Registration of users.

Welcome New Users Via an API

Introduction to the Course

Authentication

Restaurants

Menu Items

Tables

Orders

Conclusion

Appendix

Welcome New Users Via an API

User model and migration

Opening up the `register` URL

Introduction to the Course

Authentication

Restaurants

Menu Items

Tables

Orders

Conclusion

Appendix

Welcome New Users Via an API

User model and migration

Opening up the register URL

Opening up the `register` URL