public function get_shop_products($shop_id)
{
$shop = Shop::query()
->where(‘id’ , $shop_id)
->first();
$shop->setRelation(‘products’ , $shop->products()->paginate(10));
return new ShopProductsResource($shop);
}
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Check 80 port on your server :
sudo netstat -tulpn | grep :80In my case I saw my 80 port have gotten by Nginx but I want to give it to Apache so I used this command :
sudo systemctl stop nginx
sudo systemctl start apache2.serviceand it worked perfectly
In this post, I want to write about a miracle in the software development world.
Imagine you can create your database entities with some clicks; you have many types of fields that are built in that software.
For a programmer who codes in pure PHP or python with a front-end framework, it takes more than 1 month to create a blog and shop website, but you can have all of that in one or two days with Frappe; Wow 🙂 What amazing!
You can read more about it on its official website: frappeframework.com
I also created a GitHub repository to keep some sample script codes that during working with frappe you probably need to use.
You can have it here (don’t forget to give it a start and communicate):
The article in the link below helps in this way.
Check it out.
https://maj0rmil4d.medium.com/how-to-run-our-own-smart-dns-to-bypass-geo-restrictions-beeeab4f82d7
Execute project
go run .Create an executable file of the project (build)
go build .Download and install external package
go get {package path}
#### eg.
go get gorm.io/gormDisplay Current GOPATH
go env GOPATHinstall new go package
go install test-appUpdate package
go get -u test-appList Packages Alongside Dependencies
go list
go list ./...Display Version Information
go versionMaintain Module Dependencies
The go mod tidy command allows us to add missing dependencies or delete unused modules. This go command helps in maintaining module dependencies and keep your applications as lean as possible. Simply run the following simple command to do this.
Make sure to run this from your project’s root directory. You can check the go.mod file to see which dependencies were added or deleted. The -v flag, if used, causes tidy to display which modules were removed to the standard error.
go mod tidy [-v]Verify Module Dependencies
go mod verifyDisplay Why Packages/Modules are Needed
You can see why certain modules or packages are required in your application. This is useful if you are working with someone else’s code or are trying to figure out what certain things do in a specific project. The “why” command of the mod tool allows us to do this
The first one is the general syntax, and the second one is an example. It prints out why the language and encoding packages are required in your application.
go mod why [-m] [-vendor] packages...
go mod why golang.org/x/text/language golang.org/x/text/encoding
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Linux Vim commands
quit of editor without saving
:q!
Most web applications are implemented based on Rest Full APIs and as I researched huge part of them are not implemented based on best practices and clean code principles, so I decided to collect some points in a couple of posts to help make them more efficient APIs and Applications.
Let’s Look at other kinds of APIs
you can easily research and find out more about all of these kine of API design methodologies but here I’m going to just collect best part of them to create a document to implement Rest API in best practice.
Graphql
the best part of graphql is that you can design your API for the front end to just get whatever need, not more.
it can bring us better speed because less amount of packets is transferring over the network.