eManager

Simple REST API for employee management system made by using laravel.

Installation

Clonning the repo

 git clone https://github.com/Besufikad17/eManager.git

Installing packages
```
 cd eManager && php composer install
```

Connecting database

// storing DB config in .env file
DB_CONNECTION=mysql
DB_HOST=127.0.0.1
DB_PORT=3306
DB_DATABASE=ASTU
DB_USERNAME=root
DB_PASSWORD=

Running
```
php artisan serve
```

Usage

base-url : http://localhost:8000/api

Endpoints

Endpoint	Request Type	Body/Params	Response	Route
Register	POST	Body : { fname, lname, email, phonenumber, password }	{ user, token }	/signup
Login	POST	Body : { email, password }	{ user, token }	/login
EditProfile	PUT	Param: { id } Body : { fname, lname, email, phonenumber, password }	{ user }	/edit_profile/{id}
UploadProfile	POST	Body : { title, image, user_id }	{ image }	/images/upload
GetProfileByUserId	GET	Param: { id }	[ img_url ]	/images/{id}
DeleteProfile	DELETE	Param: { id }	True(1) or False(0)	/delete_profile/{id}
AddEmployee	POST	Body : { fname, lname, email, phonenumber, password, salary }	{ employee }	/add
GetEmployees	GET		{ employee[] }	/employees
GetEmployeeById	GET	Param: { id }	{ employee }	/employee/{id}
GetEmployeeByEmail	GET	Param: { email }	{ employee }	/employee/email/{email}
Search	GET	Param: { text, limit?, offset? }	{ employee[] }	/search/{text}?limit&offset
EditEmployee	PUT	Param: { id } Body : { fname, lname, email, phonenumber, salary }	{ employee }	/edit/{id}
RemoveEmployee	DELETE	Param: { id }	True(1) or False(0)	/remove/{id}

Models

user

   {
      id: "user id",
      fname: "first name",
      lname: "last name",
      email: "email",
      phonenumber: "phone number",
      created_at: "timestamp for new user",
      updated_at: "timestamp for last uppdate of user"
   }

employee

   {
      id: "user id",
      fname: "first name",
      lname: "last name",
      email: "email",
      salary: "salary",
      phonenumber: "phone number",
      created_at: "timestamp for new employee",
      updated_at: "timestamp for last uppdate of employee"
   }

image

   {
      title: "title of the image",
      img_path: "file path in disk",
      user_id: "uploader id",
      created_at: "timestamp for new image",
      updated_at: "timestamp for last uppdate of image"
   }