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I am about to learn about building RestFul apps in Laravel but I dont understand the difference between resource.create and resource.store
If I want to register and create a new user, does it then use resource.create or resource.store ?
If not, when to use resource.create ? And when should I use resource.store ?
Cheers,
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Laravel's resource classes allow you to expressively and easily transform your models and model collections into JSON. Basically you can generate a nice json formatted data right from Eloquent.
Creating the Controller This is the easy part. From the command line in the root directory of your Laravel project, type: php artisan make:controller sharkController --resource This will create our resource controller with all the methods we need.
A Controller is that which controls the behavior of a request. It handles the requests coming from the Routes. In Laravel, a controller is in the 'app/Http/Controllers' directory. All the controllers, that are to be created, should be in this directory.
Laravel provides a convenient way to create Restful APIs via resourceful controllers. Create a route for the resourceful controller in routes/api.
just a simple example. (oversimplification)
let's say you are writing a blog.
the GET request you are sending to get the form (where you will write the blog) is resource.create.
after finishing the writing, when you will submit and POST the content so that it gets saved in somewhere, it is resource.store
in your case,
registration form is resource.create.
saving the info (submitting the form) is resource.store.
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resource.create shows the form for creating a new resource (front end only to show the form) and resource.store stores a newly created resource in storage (db interaction to store the data).
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resource.create = Frontend
resource.store = Backend
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