LaraGus

Based on gusapi/gusapi package. Adapted to the Laravel environment for easy integration.

Installation

composer require xgrz/laragus

API Key (required)

This package requires api key. You can get it from GUS for free. Official docs and registration can be found at GUS API

Once you get your api key place it in .env file:

GUS_API_KEY=c443ml3o4fko4okf4o8b

Usage (backend)

<?php

    $vatId = 'VAT_ID_NUMBER';

    Xgrz\LaravelGusDataFetcher\Services\GusService::nip($vatId)->toCollection();
    // or
    Xgrz\LaravelGusDataFetcher\Services\GusService::nip($vatId)->toArray();

Typically, one record is returned. The exception is when the entrepreneur is also a farmer. Implement a solution that always checks all returned data.

Method return array/collection. Example:

array [
    0 => array [
        "company_name" => "ACME Limited"
        "city" => "Warsaw"
        "post_code" => "02-226"
        "street" => "ul. Kamyczkowa"
        "property_number" => "201"
        "apartment_number" => "21"
        "vat_id" => "9678907766"
    ]
]

Usage (ajax requests)

By default:

• package expose api/ajax route for external requests
• default route name is ajax.gus
• default uri is /ajax.gus
• no middlewares! (route is public! - see config section)
• you can modify url, route name, add middleware or disable this feature in config file (see config section)

Typical request should be like:

GET: example.com/ajax/gus?vat_id=1231231212

Configuration

To be able to change the default behavior please publish config by executing command:

 php artisan vendor:publish vendor:publish --tag="laragus-config"

Config file will be placed in your config app directory (/config/laragus.php).

Block api exposition:

'expose_api_route' => false     // default true

Setting expose_api_route to false prevents api calls.

Changed exposed api route name:

'api_route_name' => 'your_route_name'   // default ajax.gus

Set your own route name for api calls.

Changed uri of exposed resource:

'api_uri' => 'gus-data-fetch'   // default ajax/gus

Set your own url for api calls.

Use laravel middleware for protecting route:

'middleware' => ['web', 'auth']    // default is ['web'] - no middlewares

Protect route with your own laravel middleware.