Standard form

Requires an Eloquent Model

Using the Artisan make command:

This command will create a new form component in app/Http/Livewire/Forms folder.

php artisan make:tall-form CreateUser --model=User

Make command options:

php artisan make:tall-form {name} {--model=Model} {--path=Http/Livewire/Forms} {--modelspath=Models} {--action=create} {--overwrite=false} {--skipexisting=false}

Options, and their default values.

• --path = App/Http/Livewire/Forms Output path.

• --modelspath = Models. You can set this to App or Any\\Path\\With\\Backslash /Or/Slash.

• --action = create. Options: create, edit, modal, no-buttons. Which stub to use.

• --overwrite = false. WARNING: Overwrites ALL existing forms, without prompts.

• --skipexisting = false. If false && overwrite=false, you'll be prompted to confirm overwriting EACH existing file.

Stubs

• There are two stubs. One for create forms and one for update forms.

• Defined by the --action parameter in the make command.

• The --action=create stub is suitable for forms with optional route model binding.

Examples

Create a component in the Controllers directory

php artisan make:tall-form TestCommand --model=User --path=Http/Controllers/Livewire/Forms

Use a model in the App directory, example: use App\User;

php artisan make:tall-form TestCommand --model=User --modelspath="App"

Example

<?php

namespace App\Http\Livewire\Forms;

use App\Models\User;
use Tanthammar\TallForms\Input;
use Tanthammar\TallForms\TallFormComponent;

class CreateUser extends TallFormComponent
{

    public function mount(?User $user): void
    {
        //Gate::authorize()
        $this->mount_form($user); // $user from hereon, called $this->model
    }

    protected function formAttr(): array
    {
        return [
           'formTitle' => 'User settings',
           'wrapWithView' => false,
       ];
    }

    // OPTIONAL method, it already exists
    protected function onCreateModel($validated_data): void
    {
        // Set the $model property in order to conditionally display fields when the model instance exists, on saveAndStayResponse()
        $this->model = User::create($validated_data);
    }

    // OPTIONAL method, it already exists
    protected function onUpdateModel($validated_data): void
    {
        $this->model->update($validated_data);
    }

    // OPTIONAL method, it already exists
    protected function onDeleteModel(): void
    {
        $this->defaultDelete();
    }

    protected function fields(): array
    {
        return [
            Input::make('Name')->rules('required'),
        ];
    }

Protip: you can add the FillsColumns trait to your model for automatic $fillables from database column names.