Updated README.md

Author: Andrey Helldar

README.md

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 Alright! Use `api_response()` helper.
 
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 ## Using
 
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 ### as integer with default code:
 ```php
 return api_response(304);
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 }
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 ### as string with default code:
 ```php
 return api_response('qwerty');
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 ### as string with code:
 ```php
 return api_response('qwerty', 400);
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 ### as integer with code:
 ```php
 return api_response(304, 400);
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 ### as array:
 ```php
 $data = [
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 #### as error
 ```php
 return api_response($data, 400);
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 #### as success
 ```php
 return api_response($data, 200);
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 If the first parameter is a number, then the decryption of the error by code will be return. In other cases, the value of the passed variable will be return.
 
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 ### with additional content
 ```php
 return api_response('title', 200, [], ['foo' => 'bar']);
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 ## Use without `data` key
 
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 {}
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 ### as integer with default code and without `data` key:
 ```php
 return api_response(304);
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 304
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 ### as string with default code and without `data` key:
 ```php
 return api_response('qwerty');
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 "qwerty"
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 ### as string with code and without `data` key:
 ```php
 return api_response('qwerty', 400);
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 ### as integer with code and without `data` key:
 ```php
 return api_response(304, 400);
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 }
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 ### as array and without `data` key:
 ```php
 $data = [
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 ];
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 #### as error and without `data` key
 ```php
 return api_response($data, 400);
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 #### as success and without `data` key
 ```php
 return api_response($data, 200);
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 If the first parameter is a number, then the decryption of the error by code will be return. In other cases, the value of the passed variable will be return.
 
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 ### with additional content and without `data` key:
 ```php
 return api_response('title', 200, [], ['foo' => 'bar']);
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 ### Using in Laravel 5+ framework
 
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 ## Copyright and License
 
 `API Response` was written by Andrey Helldar, and is licensed under the [MIT License](LICENSE).
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