FileUpload
Livewire native file upload

Requirements
This field requires you to configure Livewire file uploads according to the main documentation. Setup storage disk and default file validation. This component handles the rest.
Read livewire docs about scheduling cleanup of the temporary storage folder
Read livewire docs about saving the files
Add required traits to your component
use Tanthammar\TallForms\Traits\UploadsFiles;
use Livewire\WithFileUploads;
class someForm extends Component
{
use WithFileUploads, UploadsFiles;
}
Add required properties
Livewire requires you to add the property for file-upload fields, to the form component
//properties used in this example
//Do NOT add type declaration = Livewire error...
public $image;
public $files;
Validation messages
Set default validation message in the config file
Livewire default validation rules are in its config file. This is fine until you want to use custom validation. The problem is that the file gets uploaded before your custom validation executes, and the file remains on the server. The FileUpload field has a workaround that deletes the temporary file if your custom validation fails. The user is presented with a general error that you define in the language files. This component tries to minimize unwanted files in the temp folder, by forcing the user to delete uploaded files before they can upload new ones.
//languange files
'file-upload' => [
'upload-file-error' => '...',
]
Cleanup old uploads
Not using s3: Livewire will handle the file cleanup automatically.
Using s3: You must schedule the cleanup
php artisan livewire:configure-s3-upload-cleanup
Saving the files
You must save the files yourself !!!
The data is accessed via the fields
name
property, like$this->fieldname
.(Read Livewire docs about various ways to store uploaded files)
(Read more about Lifecycle Hooks to understand
saveFoo()
)
The FileUpload data is never available in the form_data
property, you access it with $this->foo
because Livewire requires you to define the property on the component.



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