SettingController
class SettingController extends Controller (View source)
Controller responsible for managing application settings (CRUD operations).
Provides API endpoints to list, retrieve, and update system configuration values.
Each configuration item is validated based on rules defined in config/settings.php,
ensuring consistency and data integrity across the application.
Traits
Trait JsonResponseTrait.
Provides standardized and safe error logging with UTF-8 encoding, sensitive data masking, and controlled stack traces.
Methods
Return a 200 OK JSON response.
Return a 201 Created JSON response.
Return a 202 Accepted JSON response (request accepted for processing).
Return a 205 Reset Content JSON response.
Return a 400 Bad Request JSON response.
Return a 401 Unauthorized JSON response.
Return a 403 Forbidden JSON response.
Return a 404 Not Found JSON response.
Return a 409 Conflict JSON response.
Return a 422 Unprocessable Entity JSON response for validation errors.
Return a 429 Too Many Requests JSON response.
Return a 500 Internal Server Error JSON response.
Logs an error with consistent formatting and context.
Masks common sensitive fields (e.g., passwords, tokens) in the given context array.
Recursively converts all string values to UTF-8.
Returns a string representation of the exception trace, limited to the given number of lines.
Retrieve a paginated list of all application settings.
Retrieve details of a specific setting by its UUID.
Bulk update multiple settings at once.
Details
protected JsonResponse
successResponse(array $data = [])
Return a 200 OK JSON response.
protected JsonResponse
createdResponse(array $data = [])
Return a 201 Created JSON response.
protected JsonResponse
acceptedResponse()
Return a 202 Accepted JSON response (request accepted for processing).
protected JsonResponse
noContentResponse()
Return a 204 No Content JSON response.
protected JsonResponse
resetContentResponse()
Return a 205 Reset Content JSON response.
protected JsonResponse
badRequestResponse(array $errors)
Return a 400 Bad Request JSON response.
protected JsonResponse
unauthorizedResponse(string $message = 'Não autorizado.')
Return a 401 Unauthorized JSON response.
protected JsonResponse
forbiddenResponse(string $message = 'Acesso negado.')
Return a 403 Forbidden JSON response.
protected JsonResponse
notFoundResponse(string $message = 'Recurso não encontrado.')
Return a 404 Not Found JSON response.
protected JsonResponse
conflictResponse(array $errors)
Return a 409 Conflict JSON response.
protected JsonResponse
validationErrorResponse(array $errors)
Return a 422 Unprocessable Entity JSON response for validation errors.
protected JsonResponse
tooManyRequestsResponse(string $message = 'Muitas requisições. Tente novamente mais tarde.')
Return a 429 Too Many Requests JSON response.
protected JsonResponse
internalErrorResponse(Throwable $e, string $message = 'Erro interno.')
Return a 500 Internal Server Error JSON response.
Logs the exception and returns a standardized JSON error message.
protected void
logError(string $message, Throwable $exception, array $context = [], string|null $channel = null)
Logs an error with consistent formatting and context.
protected array
sanitizeSensitiveData(array $data)
Masks common sensitive fields (e.g., passwords, tokens) in the given context array.
protected array
encodeStringsUtf8(array $data)
Recursively converts all string values to UTF-8.
protected string
getLimitedTrace(Throwable $exception, int $maxLines = 10)
Returns a string representation of the exception trace, limited to the given number of lines.
JsonResponse
index()
Retrieve a paginated list of all application settings.
Fetches system settings ordered by key and returns them in a paginated structure.
JsonResponse
show(string $id)
Retrieve details of a specific setting by its UUID.
Converts the UUID to binary format, fetches the record, and returns its data.
JsonResponse
bulkUpdate(Request $request)
Bulk update multiple settings at once.
The validation rules are dynamically loaded from config/settings.php and may include
constraints such as minimum, maximum, or type (string/integer). Each key/value pair in
the request must comply with these rules before being persisted.
The operation is atomic: either all settings are updated, or none are.