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@JustSteveKing Thanks Steve! Appreciate this from you

This is my go to API documentation tool right now. If you aren't using it, you should be

Here is what's new in Scramble since the 0.13.0 release. Besides Laravel 13.x support, Scramble finally has an API that allows you to control how validation rules are documented, along with improved type inference (as always), and much more. #laravel scramble.dedoc.co/blog/scrambled…

@PaddleHQ @flaviolivolsi @PaddleHQ I've DM'ed you my email and vendor ID, and there is literally nothing changed: no response in DM, no email from you, nothing new in chat.

@romalyt @flaviolivolsi Hey @romalyt can you DM us with your email address or Vendor ID please, thanks.

@PaddleHQ hey! I didn't receive the payout during 2-15 Jan. I've reached out to you 7 days ago via website chat, and 4 days ago via email (with providing my ID to you). Can you please get back to me? 🫠

@PaddleHQ @flaviolivolsi DM'ed you my email and vendor ID

@PaddleHQ Thanks for the reply. I got the reply in chat that day, however the problem is still not solved nor I have understanding of what I can do on my end to speed things up. It is frustrating, really.

@romalyt Hey @romalyt apologies for any inconvenience. Support are actively working on this and will be in touch this morning!

Eventually, I want to revisit how the docs are structured — the API request and response pages are getting so big that they deserve their own sections. Feeling a huge weight lifted off my shoulders! Hope you like it 🫶

I also rewrote the "Responses" documentation page and documented a recent Scramble addition: the ability to define how validation rules are documented in the API (a new set of extensions). scramble.dedoc.co/usage/response scramble.dedoc.co/developers/val…

Finally deployed Scramble's new documentation website. There are still many things I wanted to do, but perfect is the enemy of good. So I decided to ship it as it is for now and improve it gradually. scramble.dedoc.co

@SimonDepelchin @bunjavascript @laravelphp @tan_stack @anymaniax @vite_js Simon, this is awesome!

This had me thinking since I posted so I spent a moment trying to connect all of them in a sane way. @bunjavascript monorepo @laravelphp Backend @tan_stack Router SPA @romalyt Scramble for OpenAPI spec @anymaniax Orval for React Query SDK generator @vite_js for orchestration

I’m excited to announce Scramble v0.13.x! This version brings support for full type inference for types coming from vendors! These are the types coming from PHPDoc and supported by package authors. I cannot express how excited I am! 🚀scramble.dedoc.co/blog/scrambled…

Biggest Scramble update since launch — support for types coming from vendor PHPDoc annotations ✨ With PHPStan becoming more common in Laravel projects, PHPDoc annotations have gotten really good since 11.x. Scramble will now respect those types, making API docs more accurate.

@ste_bau Steve, this is awesome. Literally waiting for every post like this from you as I'm struggling a LOT to make nice APIs in my PHP. And these posts help!

Using named constructors can make creating exceptions a lot cleaner The cheat code I forget all the time that makes this possible is the ability for PHP classes to be able to set protected/private properties for instances created within itself -- super handy! This prevents having to override the constructor and gives you more freedom to add more named constructors in the future

In the upcoming Scramble documentation update, you will be able to check the OpenAPI document for every example. Let me know if you have any other ideas for improving the docs!

Scramble is going to support customizing pagination information for resource collections! Feels like magic: you can add new keys, you can re-use values from `$default` and Scramble will just work ✨

Working on updating Scramble's documentation. A lot has changed since the initial release, so it's definitely time. The focus is on providing examples of the resulting documentation. It's really rewarding work — when I allow myself to spend enough time on it 😇

Scramble is going to support `Rule::when` with proper handing of `required` in the upcoming release. It is funny how I need to consistently work on my own OpenAPI rendering UI so I can demonstrate different Scramble features 🥲

Tried something new. I've drafted a very simple LSP server that hooks into Scramble type inference system. It shows the inferred type of the expression under the cursor. It's fun to see the type of every expression but not that useful at all ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Maybe only for debugging