PHP REST API From Scratch [1] - Database & Read
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- čas přidán 26. 05. 2018
- In this series we will put together a REST API using PHP with NO FRAMEWORK. We will use object oriented programming along with PDO to connect and query a MySQL database.
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This is awesome! Can't wait to watch it all later tonight. We use an older framework to build our APIs (Apigility) at work and the documentation sucks. I think this is the series I need to understand what's going on under the hood. Thank you!!
RealToughCandy You’re very welcome 😉
N00B
@Omni, thank you!
@@RealToughCandy hah.. Just saw one of your videos. And what a coïncidence. 1st comment i see is yours ! This means i need to subscribe ! 😂
This is pretty epic
For those like me who are still quite new, doing it without frameworks is really useful as I actually learn a lot about how things work. Thank you!
these little project series most exciting thing on your channel, thank you! I started my developer career a month ago, your role in it was HUGE Brad!
Man you read my mind. I have been searching this for 2 months
Awesome video! I'm currently migrating to Web Development and these 32:17 minutes gave me a bunch of valuable stuff + the main theme of the video. I've subscribed and will certainly watch the other classes.
Thanks for your great contribution Brad.
Brad, not only are you a very bright and intelligent person, but you also posses the generosity to make amazing and professional tutorials like these for the community to view for free. Hats of to you sir :)
Thank you for doing this with NO FRAMEWORK!
Frameworks come and go, but the language remains.
Many tutorials use {insert current trendy framework}, which obscures the inner workings of php.
Great job done, mate.
IMO frameworks are for people too lazy to learn the actual language and use it properly.
I love PHP and have been using it off and on for about 10 years. I don't program full time. But i am always trying to learn new things. Thank you Brad, you are a really good instructor. I will be checking out your other courses. I actually learned a lot.
I love normal humans
Doing my first rest api now, feels like my head gonna explode. This video helped me a lot!
That's really cool !! You and your videos are the main reasons to keep learning and continuing in this field
TOoma Dev thanks. That actually really means a lot and keeps me going
Why? Why do you make life's hardest problems seem like nothing?! Your videos never fail to impress, you have a true talent. Thank you for this, I was looking for an easy way to implement a PHP back end without using an adapter framework. This is perfect!
I've spent 3weeks studying how API works but I didn't find any helpful resource like this serie. Thank you man we appreciate u. Please help us with a php PDO series with an simple project example 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
This tutorial was a life saver for me. I made my Rest Api and connected 3 servers. Thank your for this.
I've never loved PHP but this changed my mind i will learn it soon
hey brad thank you buddy
Hey thanks man! I'am currently working on my own CMS to make it easy for my clients to change text and all that stuff on the websides I build for them. It's all based on PHP in the backend and this tutorial is just what I was looking for. Because I#m experimenting with object oriented PHP and not that happy with my solution so far. So great that you help me with new input!
wow, just saw your video. Great presentation making it all so easy. I knew all the pieces, but here put together so structured and clear, just perfect!! Bravo!
You are our saviour Brad. I can't thank you enough. This is really helpful and it means a lot. Huge fan!!!
Calm and clear presentation. I tried and got this working. Thank you very much. Now I can take my time to get acquainted to it.
As an old Informix DBA, esql server side vi guy I found this demo dead simple and it demystified what all the kiddies drone on about these days. Well done sir!
The only code on the internet that actually worked. Thank you for sharing on git.
this is awesome, i created a php api from scratch today at work and this video goes to show me what needs to be improved as i made it in pure php, thanks alot. :)
I've been integrating 3rd party API's recently and finally got given the task of creating an endpoint, i managed to figure it out although it wasn't my best work....always learning though so.....here i am. Great vid :)
It was so professional. appreciation in an infinite loop. wow. expressions, style of coding, explanation, logic and procedure was so ideal. Thank you man. Thanks a lot. You are one of a kind really. We need you and more like you.
Very seldom do I run across a video that is as well organized and instructive as this one....thumbs up.
You're tutorials are always lit! Thanks Brad!
Hi Brad, thanks for your work. If I can suggest you something : I know the goal is to make something from scratch but you could use composer for autoloading and a basic router like Fast Route. It will be a more real world approach !
we need a part 4 where you implement this with an user interface :D
Dude, thank you!!!! you're the hero we need but not the one that we deserve.... If we ever meet in person drinks are on me!
hi brad, you explain complex topics in a simple way. Thank you for sharing good tutorials.
This is exactly what I want to learn!!!!Thank u!!!!Love your videos!!!
Awesome, this channel never disappoints whenever I come here, thanks a lot !!!
I really like the way you stored the entire output in "data"
This is exactly what I was trying to build. Thank you
Brad your the best thks for your time, thanks for sharing
Wow, you read my mind 😁. Just what I need for school assignment.
Hey awesome video !
btw, just to point out you could save more line of codes using PDO::FETCH_CLASS, because you already have models for this case, something like: $row = $result->fetch(PDO::FETCH_CLASS, 'Post'); then you could just json_encode that object
Thanks for making my day again 👍
Thank you very much for your tutorials Mr. Traversy.
Great tutorial. Just what I was looking for.
Excellent timing!! Thank You!
Really very Nice i Watched Many Videos About Restful API but i'm not understand well but when i watched this video i gated Helpful now i'm creating my own API without any other Help thank you Very Much , sorry for my Bad English .
Thank you for all you do!!!! When in doubt you are my go to!
Great tutorial, Brad. My only critique would be using the post table as an example since I'm so new to the PHP syntax, I felt confused at times if you were making a POST request or referencing the post table. That may just be me though.
thank you so much, i did it :D and deployed it in my own host website
Thank you. Great series... keep it up!
omg just what i wanted. thank you
Just one word awesome u r reading the programmers mind
simple and well explained, Kudos 👍
Thanks for this really good tutorial!
All the documentation that I have read indicates that the PDOStatement::rowCount method is not guaranteed to work for mysql databases. One way to workaround this is to do a "Select count(*) " using the same where conditions as the original query then fetch the results.
Great video. Love seeing him making PHP content more
Brad, you are like a GOLD!!
Nice one Mr! I hope I can get everything you say here...It has been days looking for a good PHP PDO class.
Awesome tutorial, just works.
+1 for the Quality of the Code you write. ❤️
2020 update would be nice
PHP is quite old, is there a need for an update?
@@PASTRAMIKick It's about as old as Java, Python, and Javascript, and it's being regularly updated? That said this is still PHP 7, so there's probably little to no need to for an update.
Why? php still the same lol
new suscriber today! great videos.
Thank you very much for interesting videos. Respect 😍
Awesome tutorial. Thanks very much
2021, I'm here. Thanks for this. Very helpful.
Waiting for a video on docker container + node js microservices! I guess it's in your to-do list
dudeeee you're awesome
You can replace LEFT JOIN with WHERE clause such as "WHERE p.category_id = c.id" will do the same work as LEFT JOIN
Thank you so much. Please add one more video in this course about HOW to upload whole project or files on GIT & Gist. Thanks
For better usage and security for mysql
Use medoo for execute any sql query , its simple ans secure
Thanks
now i understand how fast we create api's via frameworks. there's so many tedious codes. but I think this will be faster as we are using vanilla php
Thank you so much sir, it's great video
Wow, awesome. It works, even on the webserver ;)
Thank you, you are the best
Can you do video on how to make it secure and access by token or it required authentication
Thanks for this series.Please make a series on vuejs,angular 5 or reactjs and graphql with mongodb.Also a series on sailsjs auth with passport.Or using vuejs, angular with a symfony 4 api.Or angular with laravel.Or this api with vuejs or angular.Or vuejs or angular with ruby on rails.Or authentication with adonisjs.Or vuejs or angular with an adonisjs api!Hope you consider these in future!Thanks anyways!
My favourite tutor
Great video! Thank you very much!
Tq so.much for this gr8 tutorial and code
Great video! thanks for sharing, it is very usefull
Great tutorial thank you
This video made me subscribe to channel. Thanx a lot!
Thank u for this awesome series, can u make a video series on express, mongodb, nodejs store rest api
you should consider adding pagination data filtering to these
Thank you very good and helpful video :D
Thanks man... God bless you
this video is very nice. Thank you for video
great tutorial! great job!
I love this so much currently having project that i am developing APIS in core php using PDO, can you please make authentication using JWT
Hello
Kindly refer me to a tutorial when u find one.
Thank u
Thank you very much it is so useful
Thank you Brad :)
Hey Brad! There's a tutorial on how to add auth on that API?
I've been searching that for a long time and still didn't found.
Thanks for all the help and all of those videos.
You'r videos are amazing, big thanks from Brazil.
Many thanks. The ajaxCall.html form id should read 'form' and not 'apiform' . This is necessary so as to match var url = $('form').serialize(); in the ajaxCall.js file. Now ajaxCall.html will work. Very small correction in a magnificent tutorial. Bless you.
More PHP Please.... All Freelancers need to learn PHP to get mroe clients from all small businesses or wordpress.
Please make more content focused on freelancing (PHP)
This. Is. Awesome!
For most databases, PDOStatement::rowCount() does not return the number of rows affected by a SELECT statement. Instead, use PDO::query() to issue a SELECT COUNT(*) statement with the same predicates as your intended SELECT statement, then use PDOStatement::fetchColumn() to retrieve the number of matching rows.
Could you please send the method to connect to MSSQL Server? And also confirm whether it is gonna be slow unless using ODBC some ppl said that It’s slow when use PDO with SQL server. Thank you.
so useful, thanks
Magnific!!
Super. Thank you.
Hello, thank you for all your videos :)
can you make a video to haw secure passwords before storing them in the database in PHP?
And will you do more courses about PHP?
It's as simple as - $hashedPassword = password_hash($providedPassword) - , of course you get set the algorithm, provide an actual salt if you want, etc. php.net/manual/en/function.password-hash.php
Very well explained and easy to understand. if You can add utf8 support for the data also it will be helpful. Because while I implement for utf-8 it got stuck and i found the solution. Add : $this->conn->exec("set names utf8"); right after the new PDO statement in Database class. Thank You dear.
Thank you for the comment! It saved me a bunch of time.
thanks bro .. you are great
awesome tutorial!
Just in case you need an idea, I'm waiting for fullstack Vue.js, but no pressure ;D
Kamal Mahmud ill keep that in mind 😉
@@TraversyMedia good job
I uploaded my app to my live share hosting server but I get "no page found." as long as I tested the app using php -S localhost:8080/quote it worked, but when I tried using it without the port number, just through apache, it doesn't work. I have created .htaccess file and enabled mod_rewrite in apache according to slim framework web server documentation for apache. How can I get this running in apache? thanks
This is awesome!) tthanks you very mutch) Please can you do simple Migration class. Simple class using concept migrations data to the database and simple console from scratch. Thanks you!)