Is that feature complete? Were there issues with our workflow run? Are our tests or static analysis passing? All of these things you would usually wait and check the repo on GitHub to see the status. Knowing the status of this workflow sometimes has a huge impact on what you do next. You are working on an app, you push changes to a branch or create a PR - it goes though a workflow that could be running one of many other things. Now this could be super helpful if you, like me, spend a lot of time in the command line. What are we going to build? I am glad you asked! We are going to be building an integration with the GitHub API to get a list of workflows available for a repo.
Just press record export to fileapp code#
Create a new project and open it in your code editor of choice. I would recommend the installer if you can though, as it provides easy options to do more than just create a project.
Now when it comes to installing Laravel you can use the laravel installer or composer - that part is up to you. Like all great things it starts with a laravel new and goes from there, so let's get started.
This article however is going to be very different, this is going to be a walk through on how you can use it to build an integration, from scratch.
Sam Carré built a package early in 2022 called Saloon that can make our API integrations amazing. When it comes to API integrations I am no stranger, but still each time I wonder what is going to be the best way. We have all been there, we want to integrate with a 3rd party API in Laravel and we ask ourselves "How should I do this?".
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