Laravel Response macros integrated with your Angular app <?php class PostsController { public function get () { $posts = App \ Post:: get (); return response ()-> success (compact ('posts')); } }

This means, if you already have an Angular app, you don't have to change anything. For your convenience, and if you're starting from scratch, you can follow the Angular installation guide.

Laravel & Angular. Get started with Laravel & Angular by following this tutorial

Laravel & Angular. In this step, we'll write the controller method that will return the list of all posts

Have one repository for Laravel (acting as an API) and another repo for your Angular app (front-end). The benefit of this is clear separation, easier & separate deployment of your backend & front-end.

As the community has moved forward with these awesome additions, the role for Laravel & Angular started diminishing. This is why you'll find that this package focuses on solving the remaining pain …

We will be using irazasyed/jwt-auth-guard which is a Laravel Auth Guard on top of tymondesigns/jwt-auth Follow the installation instructions to get started with JWT Authentication.

Laravel & Angular. This step of the tutorial covers adding Json Web Token authentication to your project.

Response macros are originally a feature in the Laravel framework. REST APIs need to be consistent so we've provided you with 2 default response macros that will let you return success and error data …

Laravel & Angular. Using the JWT Auth GuardThis project has been archived. If you're curious, check out one of my latest courses: Learn JavaScript Learn TypeScript Learn Programming React Tutorial …