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Laravel - Sending data to an API via an object
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I am using Laravel within a project, in this project I have to send data to an API endpoint in a JSON encoded array using specific key names.
As the user fills in a form, I am persisting the data to a model called Onboard as it stores data necessary to onboard a client via an API I'm using, the table looks like this:
Schema::create('onboardings', function (Blueprint $table) {
$table->increments('id');
$table->timestamps();
$table->integer('user_id');
$table->text('email_type')->nullable();
$table->text('date_of_birth')->nullable();
$table->text('country_of_birth')->nullable();
$table->text('national_insurance_number')->nullable();
$table->text('country_of_residency')->nullable();
$table->text('tax_identification_number')->nullable();
$table->boolean('politically_exposed_person')->nullable();
$table->text('address_line_1')->nullable();
$table->text('address_line_2')->nullable();
$table->text('city')->nullable();
$table->text('county')->nullable();
$table->text('postcode')->nullable();
$table->text('country')->nullable();
$table->text('telephone_type')->nullable();
$table->text('dialing_code')->nullable();
$table->text('telephone_number')->nullable();
$table->text('account_name')->nullable();
$table->text('account_number')->nullable();
$table->text('sort_code')->nullable();
$table->text('investment_type')->nullable();
$table->text('investment_amount')->nullable();
$table->boolean('independent_financial_advisor')->nullable();
$table->boolean('understand_objective')->nullable();
$table->boolean('confirm_objective')->nullable();
$table->boolean('understand_term_held')->nullable();
$table->boolean('tax_relief')->nullable();
});
So, a user fills in a form and this table is filled with data.
The providers of the API gave me an example class to encapsulate all of the necessary data, as seen below.
<?php
class OnboardingClientDetails {
//[Required]
public $Title = "Ms.";
//[Required]
public $Forenames = "Beatrice";
//[Required]
public $Surname = "Volk";
//[Required] (Between 1 and 244)
public $CountryOfBirth = 1;
//[Required]
public $EmailAddress = "BeatriceJVolk@dayrep.com";
//[Required]
public $EmailType = "Work";
//[Required]
public $BirthDate;
public $Suffix = "";
public $NationalInsuranceNumber = "NITESTValue";
//[Required]
public $PrimaryAddress;
public $AdditionalAddresses;
//[Required]
public $PrimaryTelephone;
public $AdditionalTelephone;
//[Required]
public $BankAccount;
//[Required]
public $PrimaryCitizenship;
public $AdditionalCitizenship;
//[Required]
public $ExternalCustomerId = "12345";
//[Required]
public $ExternalPlanId = "P4541";
public $PlanType = 10;
public $MiddleNames = "W";
public $PlaceOfBirth = "London";
public $OnlineValuation = true;
public $PrincipalNationality;
public $AdditionalNationality;
function __construct()
{
$this->BirthDate = "/Date(". strtotime("10 September 1977") . ")/";
$this->PrimaryAddress = new Address();
$this->AdditionalAddresses = array(new Address(),new Address());
$this->PrimaryTelephone = new OnboardingTelephoneNumber();
$this->AdditionalTelephone = array(new OnboardingTelephoneNumber(),new OnboardingTelephoneNumber());
$this->BankAccount = new OnboardingBankAccount();
$this->PrimaryCitizenship = new OnboardingCitizenship();
$this->AdditionalCitizenship = array (new OnboardingCitizenship(),new OnboardingCitizenship());
$this->PrincipalNationality = new OnboardingPrincipalNationality();
$this->AdditionalNationality = new OnboardingPrincipalNationality();
}
}
class Address {
//[Required]
public $Address1 = "17 Moorgate";
public $Address2 = "";
//[Required]
public $City = "London";
public $County = "";
//[Required]
public $Postcode = "ec2r 6ar";
//[Required]
//Between 1 and 244
public $Country = 4;
//[Required]
public $AddressType = 1;
}
class OnboardingCitizenship
{
public $CountryOfResidency = 1;
public $TaxIdentificationNumber ="445010101";
}
class OnboardingTelephoneNumber {
//[Required]
public $Number = "5048491752";
//[Required]
public $DialingCode = "44";
//[Required]
public $TelephoneType = "1";
}
class OnboardingBankAccount {
//[Required]
public $AccountName = "Beatrice Volk";
//[Required]
public $AccountNumber = "7659708042";
//[Required]
public $SortCode = "010101";
}
class OnboardingPrincipalNationality {
public $CountryId = 1;
public $PrincipalNCI = "P434523";
public $PrincipalNationalityType = "Primary";
}
?>
In order to match this format I created an array with a combination of what's stored in both my user and onboarding table:
$userData = auth()->user()->first();
// dd($userData);
$submissionData = array(
"Title" => $userData->title,
"Forenames" => $userData->first_name,
"Surname" => $userData->last_name,
"CountryOfBirth" => $userData->onboarding->country_of_birth,
"EmailAddress" => $userData->email,
"EmailType" => $userData->onboarding->email_type,
"BirthDate" => "/Date(". strtotime($userData->onboarding->date_of_birth) . ")/",
"Suffix" => null,
"PrimaryAddress" => array(
"Address1" => $userData->onboarding->address_line_1,
"Address2" => $userData->onboarding->address_line_2,
"City" => $userData->onboarding->city,
"County" => $userData->onboarding->county,
"Postcode" => $userData->onboarding->postcode,
"Country" => $userData->onboarding->country
),
"AdditionalAddresses" => array(
array(
"Address1" => null,
"Address2" => null,
"City" => null,
"County" => null,
"Postcode" => null,
"Country" => 0,
"AddressType" => 0
)
),
"PrimaryTelephone" => array(
"Number" => $userData->onboarding->telephone_number,
"DialingCode" => $userData->onboarding->dialing_code,
"TelephoneType" => $userData->onboarding->telephone_type
),
"AdditionalTelephone" => array(
array(
"Number" => "123456789",
"DialingCode" => 1,
"TelephoneType" => 1
)
),
"BankAccount" => array(
"AccountName" => $userData->onboarding->account_name,
"AccountNumber" => $userData->onboarding->account_number,
"SortCode" => $userData->onboarding->sort_code
),
"PrimaryCitizenship" => array(
"CountryOfResidency" => $userData->onboarding->country_of_residency,
"TaxIdentificationNumber" => $userData->onboarding->tax_identification_number
),
"AdditionalCitizenship" => array(
array(
"CountryOfResidency" => 0,
"TaxIdentificationNumber" => null
)
),
"ExternalCustomerId" => rand(100, 10000),
"ExternalPlanId" => "151",
"PlanType" => 10
However, this feels like a very unclean way of doing things, so, whats the best way to deal with PHP classes that only hold data in Laravel?
php laravel api
asked Nov 21 '18 at 13:32
Jesse OrangeJesse Orange
599317
add a comment |
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I am using Laravel within a project, in this project I have to send data to an API endpoint in a JSON encoded array using specific key names.
As the user fills in a form, I am persisting the data to a model called Onboard as it stores data necessary to onboard a client via an API I'm using, the table looks like this:
Schema::create('onboardings', function (Blueprint $table) {
$table->increments('id');
$table->timestamps();
$table->integer('user_id');
$table->text('email_type')->nullable();
$table->text('date_of_birth')->nullable();
$table->text('country_of_birth')->nullable();
$table->text('national_insurance_number')->nullable();
$table->text('country_of_residency')->nullable();
$table->text('tax_identification_number')->nullable();
$table->boolean('politically_exposed_person')->nullable();
$table->text('address_line_1')->nullable();
$table->text('address_line_2')->nullable();
$table->text('city')->nullable();
$table->text('county')->nullable();
$table->text('postcode')->nullable();
$table->text('country')->nullable();
$table->text('telephone_type')->nullable();
$table->text('dialing_code')->nullable();
$table->text('telephone_number')->nullable();
$table->text('account_name')->nullable();
$table->text('account_number')->nullable();
$table->text('sort_code')->nullable();
$table->text('investment_type')->nullable();
$table->text('investment_amount')->nullable();
$table->boolean('independent_financial_advisor')->nullable();
$table->boolean('understand_objective')->nullable();
$table->boolean('confirm_objective')->nullable();
$table->boolean('understand_term_held')->nullable();
$table->boolean('tax_relief')->nullable();
});
So, a user fills in a form and this table is filled with data.
The providers of the API gave me an example class to encapsulate all of the necessary data, as seen below.
<?php
class OnboardingClientDetails {
//[Required]
public $Title = "Ms.";
//[Required]
public $Forenames = "Beatrice";
//[Required]
public $Surname = "Volk";
//[Required] (Between 1 and 244)
public $CountryOfBirth = 1;
//[Required]
public $EmailAddress = "BeatriceJVolk@dayrep.com";
//[Required]
public $EmailType = "Work";
//[Required]
public $BirthDate;
public $Suffix = "";
public $NationalInsuranceNumber = "NITESTValue";
//[Required]
public $PrimaryAddress;
public $AdditionalAddresses;
//[Required]
public $PrimaryTelephone;
public $AdditionalTelephone;
//[Required]
public $BankAccount;
//[Required]
public $PrimaryCitizenship;
public $AdditionalCitizenship;
//[Required]
public $ExternalCustomerId = "12345";
//[Required]
public $ExternalPlanId = "P4541";
public $PlanType = 10;
public $MiddleNames = "W";
public $PlaceOfBirth = "London";
public $OnlineValuation = true;
public $PrincipalNationality;
public $AdditionalNationality;
function __construct()
{
$this->BirthDate = "/Date(". strtotime("10 September 1977") . ")/";
$this->PrimaryAddress = new Address();
$this->AdditionalAddresses = array(new Address(),new Address());
$this->PrimaryTelephone = new OnboardingTelephoneNumber();
$this->AdditionalTelephone = array(new OnboardingTelephoneNumber(),new OnboardingTelephoneNumber());
$this->BankAccount = new OnboardingBankAccount();
$this->PrimaryCitizenship = new OnboardingCitizenship();
$this->AdditionalCitizenship = array (new OnboardingCitizenship(),new OnboardingCitizenship());
$this->PrincipalNationality = new OnboardingPrincipalNationality();
$this->AdditionalNationality = new OnboardingPrincipalNationality();
}
}
class Address {
//[Required]
public $Address1 = "17 Moorgate";
public $Address2 = "";
//[Required]
public $City = "London";
public $County = "";
//[Required]
public $Postcode = "ec2r 6ar";
//[Required]
//Between 1 and 244
public $Country = 4;
//[Required]
public $AddressType = 1;
}
class OnboardingCitizenship
{
public $CountryOfResidency = 1;
public $TaxIdentificationNumber ="445010101";
}
class OnboardingTelephoneNumber {
//[Required]
public $Number = "5048491752";
//[Required]
public $DialingCode = "44";
//[Required]
public $TelephoneType = "1";
}
class OnboardingBankAccount {
//[Required]
public $AccountName = "Beatrice Volk";
//[Required]
public $AccountNumber = "7659708042";
//[Required]
public $SortCode = "010101";
}
class OnboardingPrincipalNationality {
public $CountryId = 1;
public $PrincipalNCI = "P434523";
public $PrincipalNationalityType = "Primary";
}
?>
In order to match this format I created an array with a combination of what's stored in both my user and onboarding table:
$userData = auth()->user()->first();
// dd($userData);
$submissionData = array(
"Title" => $userData->title,
"Forenames" => $userData->first_name,
"Surname" => $userData->last_name,
"CountryOfBirth" => $userData->onboarding->country_of_birth,
"EmailAddress" => $userData->email,
"EmailType" => $userData->onboarding->email_type,
"BirthDate" => "/Date(". strtotime($userData->onboarding->date_of_birth) . ")/",
"Suffix" => null,
"PrimaryAddress" => array(
"Address1" => $userData->onboarding->address_line_1,
"Address2" => $userData->onboarding->address_line_2,
"City" => $userData->onboarding->city,
"County" => $userData->onboarding->county,
"Postcode" => $userData->onboarding->postcode,
"Country" => $userData->onboarding->country
),
"AdditionalAddresses" => array(
array(
"Address1" => null,
"Address2" => null,
"City" => null,
"County" => null,
"Postcode" => null,
"Country" => 0,
"AddressType" => 0
)
),
"PrimaryTelephone" => array(
"Number" => $userData->onboarding->telephone_number,
"DialingCode" => $userData->onboarding->dialing_code,
"TelephoneType" => $userData->onboarding->telephone_type
),
"AdditionalTelephone" => array(
array(
"Number" => "123456789",
"DialingCode" => 1,
"TelephoneType" => 1
)
),
"BankAccount" => array(
"AccountName" => $userData->onboarding->account_name,
"AccountNumber" => $userData->onboarding->account_number,
"SortCode" => $userData->onboarding->sort_code
),
"PrimaryCitizenship" => array(
"CountryOfResidency" => $userData->onboarding->country_of_residency,
"TaxIdentificationNumber" => $userData->onboarding->tax_identification_number
),
"AdditionalCitizenship" => array(
array(
"CountryOfResidency" => 0,
"TaxIdentificationNumber" => null
)
),
"ExternalCustomerId" => rand(100, 10000),
"ExternalPlanId" => "151",
"PlanType" => 10
However, this feels like a very unclean way of doing things, so, whats the best way to deal with PHP classes that only hold data in Laravel?
php laravel api
asked Nov 21 '18 at 13:32
Jesse OrangeJesse Orange
599317
add a comment |
0
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I am using Laravel within a project, in this project I have to send data to an API endpoint in a JSON encoded array using specific key names.
As the user fills in a form, I am persisting the data to a model called Onboard as it stores data necessary to onboard a client via an API I'm using, the table looks like this:
Schema::create('onboardings', function (Blueprint $table) {
$table->increments('id');
$table->timestamps();
$table->integer('user_id');
$table->text('email_type')->nullable();
$table->text('date_of_birth')->nullable();
$table->text('country_of_birth')->nullable();
$table->text('national_insurance_number')->nullable();
$table->text('country_of_residency')->nullable();
$table->text('tax_identification_number')->nullable();
$table->boolean('politically_exposed_person')->nullable();
$table->text('address_line_1')->nullable();
$table->text('address_line_2')->nullable();
$table->text('city')->nullable();
$table->text('county')->nullable();
$table->text('postcode')->nullable();
$table->text('country')->nullable();
$table->text('telephone_type')->nullable();
$table->text('dialing_code')->nullable();
$table->text('telephone_number')->nullable();
$table->text('account_name')->nullable();
$table->text('account_number')->nullable();
$table->text('sort_code')->nullable();
$table->text('investment_type')->nullable();
$table->text('investment_amount')->nullable();
$table->boolean('independent_financial_advisor')->nullable();
$table->boolean('understand_objective')->nullable();
$table->boolean('confirm_objective')->nullable();
$table->boolean('understand_term_held')->nullable();
$table->boolean('tax_relief')->nullable();
});
So, a user fills in a form and this table is filled with data.
The providers of the API gave me an example class to encapsulate all of the necessary data, as seen below.
<?php
class OnboardingClientDetails {
//[Required]
public $Title = "Ms.";
//[Required]
public $Forenames = "Beatrice";
//[Required]
public $Surname = "Volk";
//[Required] (Between 1 and 244)
public $CountryOfBirth = 1;
//[Required]
public $EmailAddress = "BeatriceJVolk@dayrep.com";
//[Required]
public $EmailType = "Work";
//[Required]
public $BirthDate;
public $Suffix = "";
public $NationalInsuranceNumber = "NITESTValue";
//[Required]
public $PrimaryAddress;
public $AdditionalAddresses;
//[Required]
public $PrimaryTelephone;
public $AdditionalTelephone;
//[Required]
public $BankAccount;
//[Required]
public $PrimaryCitizenship;
public $AdditionalCitizenship;
//[Required]
public $ExternalCustomerId = "12345";
//[Required]
public $ExternalPlanId = "P4541";
public $PlanType = 10;
public $MiddleNames = "W";
public $PlaceOfBirth = "London";
public $OnlineValuation = true;
public $PrincipalNationality;
public $AdditionalNationality;
function __construct()
{
$this->BirthDate = "/Date(". strtotime("10 September 1977") . ")/";
$this->PrimaryAddress = new Address();
$this->AdditionalAddresses = array(new Address(),new Address());
$this->PrimaryTelephone = new OnboardingTelephoneNumber();
$this->AdditionalTelephone = array(new OnboardingTelephoneNumber(),new OnboardingTelephoneNumber());
$this->BankAccount = new OnboardingBankAccount();
$this->PrimaryCitizenship = new OnboardingCitizenship();
$this->AdditionalCitizenship = array (new OnboardingCitizenship(),new OnboardingCitizenship());
$this->PrincipalNationality = new OnboardingPrincipalNationality();
$this->AdditionalNationality = new OnboardingPrincipalNationality();
}
}
class Address {
//[Required]
public $Address1 = "17 Moorgate";
public $Address2 = "";
//[Required]
public $City = "London";
public $County = "";
//[Required]
public $Postcode = "ec2r 6ar";
//[Required]
//Between 1 and 244
public $Country = 4;
//[Required]
public $AddressType = 1;
}
class OnboardingCitizenship
{
public $CountryOfResidency = 1;
public $TaxIdentificationNumber ="445010101";
}
class OnboardingTelephoneNumber {
//[Required]
public $Number = "5048491752";
//[Required]
public $DialingCode = "44";
//[Required]
public $TelephoneType = "1";
}
class OnboardingBankAccount {
//[Required]
public $AccountName = "Beatrice Volk";
//[Required]
public $AccountNumber = "7659708042";
//[Required]
public $SortCode = "010101";
}
class OnboardingPrincipalNationality {
public $CountryId = 1;
public $PrincipalNCI = "P434523";
public $PrincipalNationalityType = "Primary";
}
?>
In order to match this format I created an array with a combination of what's stored in both my user and onboarding table:
$userData = auth()->user()->first();
// dd($userData);
$submissionData = array(
"Title" => $userData->title,
"Forenames" => $userData->first_name,
"Surname" => $userData->last_name,
"CountryOfBirth" => $userData->onboarding->country_of_birth,
"EmailAddress" => $userData->email,
"EmailType" => $userData->onboarding->email_type,
"BirthDate" => "/Date(". strtotime($userData->onboarding->date_of_birth) . ")/",
"Suffix" => null,
"PrimaryAddress" => array(
"Address1" => $userData->onboarding->address_line_1,
"Address2" => $userData->onboarding->address_line_2,
"City" => $userData->onboarding->city,
"County" => $userData->onboarding->county,
"Postcode" => $userData->onboarding->postcode,
"Country" => $userData->onboarding->country
),
"AdditionalAddresses" => array(
array(
"Address1" => null,
"Address2" => null,
"City" => null,
"County" => null,
"Postcode" => null,
"Country" => 0,
"AddressType" => 0
)
),
"PrimaryTelephone" => array(
"Number" => $userData->onboarding->telephone_number,
"DialingCode" => $userData->onboarding->dialing_code,
"TelephoneType" => $userData->onboarding->telephone_type
),
"AdditionalTelephone" => array(
array(
"Number" => "123456789",
"DialingCode" => 1,
"TelephoneType" => 1
)
),
"BankAccount" => array(
"AccountName" => $userData->onboarding->account_name,
"AccountNumber" => $userData->onboarding->account_number,
"SortCode" => $userData->onboarding->sort_code
),
"PrimaryCitizenship" => array(
"CountryOfResidency" => $userData->onboarding->country_of_residency,
"TaxIdentificationNumber" => $userData->onboarding->tax_identification_number
),
"AdditionalCitizenship" => array(
array(
"CountryOfResidency" => 0,
"TaxIdentificationNumber" => null
)
),
"ExternalCustomerId" => rand(100, 10000),
"ExternalPlanId" => "151",
"PlanType" => 10
However, this feels like a very unclean way of doing things, so, whats the best way to deal with PHP classes that only hold data in Laravel?
php laravel api
asked Nov 21 '18 at 13:32
Jesse OrangeJesse Orange
599317
I am using Laravel within a project, in this project I have to send data to an API endpoint in a JSON encoded array using specific key names.
As the user fills in a form, I am persisting the data to a model called Onboard as it stores data necessary to onboard a client via an API I'm using, the table looks like this:
Schema::create('onboardings', function (Blueprint $table) {
$table->increments('id');
$table->timestamps();
$table->integer('user_id');
$table->text('email_type')->nullable();
$table->text('date_of_birth')->nullable();
$table->text('country_of_birth')->nullable();
$table->text('national_insurance_number')->nullable();
$table->text('country_of_residency')->nullable();
$table->text('tax_identification_number')->nullable();
$table->boolean('politically_exposed_person')->nullable();
$table->text('address_line_1')->nullable();
$table->text('address_line_2')->nullable();
$table->text('city')->nullable();
$table->text('county')->nullable();
$table->text('postcode')->nullable();
$table->text('country')->nullable();
$table->text('telephone_type')->nullable();
$table->text('dialing_code')->nullable();
$table->text('telephone_number')->nullable();
$table->text('account_name')->nullable();
$table->text('account_number')->nullable();
$table->text('sort_code')->nullable();
$table->text('investment_type')->nullable();
$table->text('investment_amount')->nullable();
$table->boolean('independent_financial_advisor')->nullable();
$table->boolean('understand_objective')->nullable();
$table->boolean('confirm_objective')->nullable();
$table->boolean('understand_term_held')->nullable();
$table->boolean('tax_relief')->nullable();
});
So, a user fills in a form and this table is filled with data.
The providers of the API gave me an example class to encapsulate all of the necessary data, as seen below.
<?php
class OnboardingClientDetails {
//[Required]
public $Title = "Ms.";
//[Required]
public $Forenames = "Beatrice";
//[Required]
public $Surname = "Volk";
//[Required] (Between 1 and 244)
public $CountryOfBirth = 1;
//[Required]
public $EmailAddress = "BeatriceJVolk@dayrep.com";
//[Required]
public $EmailType = "Work";
//[Required]
public $BirthDate;
public $Suffix = "";
public $NationalInsuranceNumber = "NITESTValue";
//[Required]
public $PrimaryAddress;
public $AdditionalAddresses;
//[Required]
public $PrimaryTelephone;
public $AdditionalTelephone;
//[Required]
public $BankAccount;
//[Required]
public $PrimaryCitizenship;
public $AdditionalCitizenship;
//[Required]
public $ExternalCustomerId = "12345";
//[Required]
public $ExternalPlanId = "P4541";
public $PlanType = 10;
public $MiddleNames = "W";
public $PlaceOfBirth = "London";
public $OnlineValuation = true;
public $PrincipalNationality;
public $AdditionalNationality;
function __construct()
{
$this->BirthDate = "/Date(". strtotime("10 September 1977") . ")/";
$this->PrimaryAddress = new Address();
$this->AdditionalAddresses = array(new Address(),new Address());
$this->PrimaryTelephone = new OnboardingTelephoneNumber();
$this->AdditionalTelephone = array(new OnboardingTelephoneNumber(),new OnboardingTelephoneNumber());
$this->BankAccount = new OnboardingBankAccount();
$this->PrimaryCitizenship = new OnboardingCitizenship();
$this->AdditionalCitizenship = array (new OnboardingCitizenship(),new OnboardingCitizenship());
$this->PrincipalNationality = new OnboardingPrincipalNationality();
$this->AdditionalNationality = new OnboardingPrincipalNationality();
}
}
class Address {
//[Required]
public $Address1 = "17 Moorgate";
public $Address2 = "";
//[Required]
public $City = "London";
public $County = "";
//[Required]
public $Postcode = "ec2r 6ar";
//[Required]
//Between 1 and 244
public $Country = 4;
//[Required]
public $AddressType = 1;
}
class OnboardingCitizenship
{
public $CountryOfResidency = 1;
public $TaxIdentificationNumber ="445010101";
}
class OnboardingTelephoneNumber {
//[Required]
public $Number = "5048491752";
//[Required]
public $DialingCode = "44";
//[Required]
public $TelephoneType = "1";
}
class OnboardingBankAccount {
//[Required]
public $AccountName = "Beatrice Volk";
//[Required]
public $AccountNumber = "7659708042";
//[Required]
public $SortCode = "010101";
}
class OnboardingPrincipalNationality {
public $CountryId = 1;
public $PrincipalNCI = "P434523";
public $PrincipalNationalityType = "Primary";
}
?>
In order to match this format I created an array with a combination of what's stored in both my user and onboarding table:
$userData = auth()->user()->first();
// dd($userData);
$submissionData = array(
"Title" => $userData->title,
"Forenames" => $userData->first_name,
"Surname" => $userData->last_name,
"CountryOfBirth" => $userData->onboarding->country_of_birth,
"EmailAddress" => $userData->email,
"EmailType" => $userData->onboarding->email_type,
"BirthDate" => "/Date(". strtotime($userData->onboarding->date_of_birth) . ")/",
"Suffix" => null,
"PrimaryAddress" => array(
"Address1" => $userData->onboarding->address_line_1,
"Address2" => $userData->onboarding->address_line_2,
"City" => $userData->onboarding->city,
"County" => $userData->onboarding->county,
"Postcode" => $userData->onboarding->postcode,
"Country" => $userData->onboarding->country
),
"AdditionalAddresses" => array(
array(
"Address1" => null,
"Address2" => null,
"City" => null,
"County" => null,
"Postcode" => null,
"Country" => 0,
"AddressType" => 0
)
),
"PrimaryTelephone" => array(
"Number" => $userData->onboarding->telephone_number,
"DialingCode" => $userData->onboarding->dialing_code,
"TelephoneType" => $userData->onboarding->telephone_type
),
"AdditionalTelephone" => array(
array(
"Number" => "123456789",
"DialingCode" => 1,
"TelephoneType" => 1
)
),
"BankAccount" => array(
"AccountName" => $userData->onboarding->account_name,
"AccountNumber" => $userData->onboarding->account_number,
"SortCode" => $userData->onboarding->sort_code
),
"PrimaryCitizenship" => array(
"CountryOfResidency" => $userData->onboarding->country_of_residency,
"TaxIdentificationNumber" => $userData->onboarding->tax_identification_number
),
"AdditionalCitizenship" => array(
array(
"CountryOfResidency" => 0,
"TaxIdentificationNumber" => null
)
),
"ExternalCustomerId" => rand(100, 10000),
"ExternalPlanId" => "151",
"PlanType" => 10
However, this feels like a very unclean way of doing things, so, whats the best way to deal with PHP classes that only hold data in Laravel?
php laravel api
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