File ODataServiceProvider.php | OData API Documentation API

1:	<?php
2:
3:	declare(strict_types=1);
4:
5:	namespace LaravelUi5\OData;
6:
7:	use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Route;
8:	use Illuminate\Support\ServiceProvider;
9:	use LaravelUi5\OData\Console\CacheCommand;
10:	use LaravelUi5\OData\Console\ClearCommand;
11:	use LaravelUi5\OData\Service\Contracts\ODataServiceRegistryInterface;
12:	use LaravelUi5\OData\Service\Contracts\ReadAuthorizerInterface;
13:	use LaravelUi5\OData\Service\AllowAllReadAuthorizer;
14:
15:	class ODataServiceProvider extends ServiceProvider
16:	{
17:	public function register(): void
18:	{
19:	$this->mergeConfigFrom(__DIR__ . '/../config.php', 'odata');
20:
21:	$this->app->singleton(ODataServiceRegistryInterface::class, fn ($app) => $app->make(
22:	config('odata.service_registry', ODataServiceRegistry::class)
23:	),
24:	);
25:
26:	// The read-authorization forward-exit. Default is the no-op AllowAll — OData stays
27:	// security-agnostic. Hosts bind their own enforcer via the config key or by rebinding.
28:	// bind (not singleton): the real enforcer is request-scoped (it authorizes the current
29:	// actor), so a fresh resolution per request avoids a stale-actor trap under Octane.
30:	$this->app->bind(
31:	ReadAuthorizerInterface::class,
32:	config('odata.read_authorizer', AllowAllReadAuthorizer::class),
33:	);
34:	}
35:
36:	public function boot(): void
37:	{
38:	if ($this->app->runningInConsole()) {
39:	$this->publishes([__DIR__ . '/../config.php' => config_path('odata.php')], 'config');
40:	$this->commands([
41:	CacheCommand::class,
42:	ClearCommand::class,
43:	]);
44:	}
45:
46:	if (config('odata.register_routes', true)) {
47:	Route::prefix(config('odata.prefix', 'odata'))
48:	->middleware(config('odata.middleware', []))
49:	->group(__DIR__ . '/../routes/odata.php');
50:	}
51:	}
52:	}
53:

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