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Integrate Unsplash in Your Laravel Application

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The Laravel Unsplash package provides an easy way to integrate your Laravel project with the Unsplash API. Use the API to fetch photos, collections, and user data from Unsplash:

use Xchimx\UnsplashApi\Facades\Unsplash;

$photos = Unsplash::searchPhotos('Nature');
$randomPhoto = Unsplash::getRandomPhoto('Nature');
$downloadLink = Unsplash::getPhotoDownloadLink($id);
$user = Unsplash::getUser($name);
$userPhotos = Unsplash::getUserPhotos($username, 15, $page);

Package Features

  • Photo search, advanced photo search, and collections search
  • Get photos by ID or get a random photos
  • Get users and user photos
  • Rate limiting middleware
  • And more...

This package is available on GitHub at xchimx/laravel-unsplash. The readme includes installation, configuration details, usage instructions, and controller examples. To get started with the Unsplash API, you will need to register as a developer by visiting the official developer documentation.

You can install this package with Composer:

$ composer require xchimx/laravel-unsplash

$ php artisan vendor:publish \
  --provider="Xchimx\UnsplashApi\UnsplashServiceProvider" --tag="config"
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