kish2011 / headless-ecommerce

Laravel Headless eCommerce APIs allow you to experience seamless and easily scalable storefront performance. An open-source and GraphQL based Rest API Laravel platform delivering ultra-fast, dynamic, and personalized shopping experiences.

Bagisto GraphQL API

Laravel eCommerce headless APIs allow you to experience seamless and easily scalable storefront performance. The open-source headless laravel platform built on GraphQL based Rest API delivers ultra-fast, dynamic, and personalized shopping experiences.

Read our documentation: Bagisto GraphQL API Docs

The Bagisto GraphQL API is made in collaboration with Ucraft Team

1. Requirements:

• Bagisto: v1.3.x

2. Installation:

To install Bagisto GraphQL from your console:

composer require bagisto/graphql-api

php artisan bagisto_graphql:install

Find a file config/auth.php and do the following changes:

• replace the admins array index with the below-mentioned value in 'providers' array:

    'admins' => [
        'driver'    => 'eloquent',
        'model'     => Webkul\GraphQLAPI\Models\User\Admin::class,
    ]

Find a file config/lighthouse.php from root and do the following changes:

• change the guard index value from api to admin-api like below mentioned:

    'guard' => 'admin-api',

• change the path from 'graphql/schema.graphql' to 'packages/Webkul/GraphQLAPI/graphql/schema.graphql' for the register index under schema array index like below mentioned:

    'schema' => [
        'register' => base_path('vendor/bagisto/graphql-api/src/graphql/schema.graphql'),
    ],

• change the App\GraphQL\ path to Webkul\GraphQLAPI\ in all the indexes of namespace index:

    'namespaces' => [
        'models' => ['App', 'Webkul\\GraphQLAPI\\Models'],
        'queries' => 'Webkul\\GraphQLAPI\\Queries',
        'mutations' => 'Webkul\\GraphQLAPI\\Mutations',
        'subscriptions' => 'Webkul\\GraphQLAPI\\Subscriptions',
        'interfaces' => 'Webkul\\GraphQLAPI\\Interfaces',
        'unions' => 'Webkul\\GraphQLAPI\\Unions',
        'scalars' => 'Webkul\\GraphQLAPI\\Scalars',
        'directives' => ['Webkul\\GraphQLAPI\\Directives'],
        'validators' => ['Webkul\\GraphQLAPI\\Validators'],
    ],

Add the JWT_TTL (JWT time to live) entry in the .env file under the JWT_SECRET key:

    JWT_TTL=525600

Run the below mentioned commands from the root directory in terminal:

composer dump-autoload

php artisan optimize

Now to use the graphql-playground for testing the APIs:

    http://example.com/graphql-playground

To check the customer's API (front APIs), you have to put all the shop schemas at the end in the schema file (i.e. packages/Webkul/GraphQLAPI/graphql/schema.graphql).

    put all shop schemas #import /shop/*/*.graphql after #import /promotion/*.graphql this line.

Or you can also use the Postmen for testing the APIs:

    http://example.com/graphql

That's it, now just execute the project on your specified domain.