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We are using the DarkaOnLine/L5-Swagger to create a swagger UI client and swagger API documentation. This package is based on swagger-PHP and swagger-UI.
Use the following command to generate the swagger documentation manually
php artisan l5-swagger:generate
Use the following path to access the swagger JSON definition used by 3rd parties or a UI
/api/docs
Since the L5-Swagger depends on the swagger-PHP and swagger-UI, We will need to run the following command when ever these packages have been updated or when we are setting it up at for the first time.
php artisan l5-swagger:publish
Use the following URL to access the API Documentation and interact with the API
/api/documentation
Use the following commands to create a DB Seeder. This will have to be run only once after the DB Migration commands only.
php artisan db:seed
php artisan db:seed --class=UsersTableSeeder
Following are the default login credentials Username / Email : admin Password : admin@123