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Edit user information

The function is not complicated, we only do nickname and gender editing, so the front end of the parameters only nick_name and sex, directly update the user’s two fields can be.

/** * updateUserInfo function * Updates user information *@return string
*/
public function updateUserInfo(Request $request)
{
    // Get all the arguments passed in
    $request = $request->all();

		// Check parameters
    if (empty($request['nick_name']) {return Util::ajaxMsg('1'.'Incoming argument cannot be null');
    }

    $row = User::where('id', JWTAuth::parseToken()->touser()->id)
        ->update([
          'nick_name'= >$request['nick_name']]);return $row= =1
      ? Util::ajaxMsg('0'.'Information modified successfully', User::where('id', JWTAuth::parseToken()->touser()->id)->get())
      : Util::ajaxMsg('1'.'Failed to modify information');
}
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Add to a routing group

 // Update user information
 $router->post('/user/updateUserInfo'.'UserController@updateUserInfo');
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The latest user information is returned to the front end. The front end needs to update the local cache.

Interface for user to modify password

This is also an update operation, but before updating the data, we need to verify that the old password passed is correct. The code is as follows:

/** * resetPassword function * User changes password *@param Request $request
     * @return void* /
    public function resetPassword(Request $request)
    {
        // Get all the arguments passed in
        $request = $request->all();

        if (empty($request['old_password']) || empty($request['password']) {return Util::ajaxMsg('1'.'Old password and new password cannot be empty');
        }

        $acount['id'] = JWTAuth::parseToken()->touser()->id;

        $acount['password'] = $request['old_password'];

        if(! JWTAuth::attempt($acount)) {return Util::ajaxMsg('1'.'Old password entered incorrectly');
        }

        if (empty($request['password') | |! Util::isPsw($request['password']) {return Util::ajaxMsg('1'.'Passwords must be 6-10 characters, including numbers and case');
        }

        $row = User::where('id'.'=', $acount['id'])->update([
            'password' => Hash::make($request['password']),]);return $row == 1 ? Util::ajaxMsg('0'.'Password changed successfully') : Util::ajaxMsg('1'.'Failed to change password');
    }
 // The user changes the password
 $router->post('/user/resetPassword'.'UserController@resetPassword');
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List module interface

With the user module interface example above, it is much easier to write the add, delete, change and check list. Again, we create a new todoController.php file and write the corresponding methods: Get to-do list (getTodoList), Add To-do list (addTodo), Delete To-do list (delTodo), update To-do list (updateTodo).

Get a to-do list

/** * getTodoList function *@return void
*/
public function getTodoList()
{
  $data = todo_list::where('user_id', JWTAuth::parseToken()->touser()->id)
    ->select('todo_id'.'content'.'status')
		->orderBy('status')
    ->simplePaginate(20);

  return Util::ajaxMsg('0'.'Obtain success'.$data);
}
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New matters

/** * addTodo function * New to-do list *@param Request $request
  * @return void
*/
public function addTodo(Request $request)
{
  // Get all the arguments passed in
  $request = $request->all();

  // Check parameters
  if (empty($request['content']) {return Util::ajaxMsg('1'.'Incoming argument cannot be null');
  }

  $newTodo = new todo_list;
  $newTodo->user_id = JWTAuth::parseToken()->touser()->id; // Generate an 11-bit TODO_ID
  $newTodo->todo_id = Util::createId(); // Generate an 11-bit TODO_ID
  $newTodo->content = $request['content']; // Incoming mailbox
  $newTodo->status = 1; // Status, 1- incomplete, 2- completed

  return $newTodo->save()
    ? Util::ajaxMsg('0'.'Added successfully')
    : Util::ajaxMsg('1'.'New failure');
}
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Update agenda

/** * updateTodo function *@param Request $request
  * @return void
*/
public function updateTodo(Request $request)
{
  // Get all the arguments passed in
  $request = $request->all();

  // Check parameters
  if (empty($request['status') | |empty($request['todo_id']) {return Util::ajaxMsg('1'.'Incoming argument cannot be null');
  }

  $row = todo_list::where([
      ['user_id', JWTAuth::parseToken()->touser()->id],
      ['todo_id'.$request['todo_id']],
    ])
    ->update([
    	'status'= >$request['status']]);return $row= =1
    ? Util::ajaxMsg('0'.'Information modified successfully')
    : Util::ajaxMsg('1'.'Failed to modify information');
}
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Delete items

/** * delTodo function *@param Request $request
  * @return void
*/
public function delTodo(Request $request)
{
  // Get all the arguments passed in
  $request = $request->all();

  // Check parameters
  if (empty($request['todo_id']) {return Util::ajaxMsg('1'.'Incoming argument cannot be null');
  }

  $row = todo_list::where([
      ['user_id', JWTAuth::parseToken()->touser()->id],
      ['todo_id'.$request['todo_id']],
    ])
  	->delete();

  return $row= =1
    ? Util::ajaxMsg('0'.'Deleted successfully')
    : Util::ajaxMsg('1'.'Delete failed');
}
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Add routes corresponding to the preceding interfaces

// Get the to-do list
$router->get('/todo/getTodoList'.'TodoController@getTodoList');
// Add a to-do list
$router->post('/todo/addTodo'.'TodoController@addTodo');
// Update the list
$router->post('/todo/updateTodo'.'TodoController@updateTodo');
// Delete the to-do list
$router->post('/todo/delTodo'.'TodoController@delTodo');
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