Laravel 2023 - how build API Microservices for Laravel

Build an event management microservice with Laravel 5.5, covering events, ads, users, and payments. Learn via simple illustrations how roles, rules, and database tables drive the app.

Learn the difference between monolithic and microservice architectures, and how to separate the backend from the frontend by defining APIs with endpoints, using post and get requests, and API documentation.

Learn how token-based authentication in Laravel microservices uses login-generated tokens containing time and user id to authorize subsequent requests; tokens may be stored in session or cookies.

Install WampServer on Windows to run a local PHP server for Laravel API development. Configure the server, enable required extensions, and use Composer to install Laravel.

Install and configure Laravel Passport to enable api authentication, generate application keys, and run the local server while following official documentation for Laravel API microservices.

Install and configure Laravel Passport, set up the local database and migrations, and verify token-based authentication works with the created passport tables.

Master the proper installation of Laravel Passport, import required classes, update the service provider, and configure the driver to enable Passport authentication with migrations and user tables.

Learn how to build a Laravel API user system with Passport authentication, including creating a Passport controller, generating keys before production, and implementing login and register endpoints with validation.

Build a signup api in Laravel by validating input, enforcing required fields like email, encrypting passwords, creating users, issuing a token, and handling success and error responses.

Define a post route for user registration in Laravel, validate inputs, return a generated token on success, and test the API with Postman to verify the register method.

Learn how to set up Postman to test Laravel API microservices, verify server is running on localhost, and send register post requests while handling authentication and custom exceptions.

Learn to send a POST request with Postman by filling form fields, validating input, encrypting passwords, and viewing responses as JSON for a Laravel API.

Develop a Laravel API login endpoint by validating email and password, testing with postman, and handling success or error messages through login and sign-up routes.

Create token-protected api routes in laravel, verify user identity with a token, and test requests to retrieve full user details using authorization headers.