README

Using Laravel Livewire in Laravel Modules package with automatically registered livewire components for every modules.

Installation:

Install through composer:

composer require codions/laravel-modules-livewire

Publish the package's configuration file:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=modules-livewire-config

Making Components:

Command Signature:

php artisan module:make-livewire <Component> <Module> --view= --force --inline --stub= --custom

Example:

php artisan module:make-livewire Pages/AboutPage Core

php artisan module:make-livewire Pages\\AboutPage Core

php artisan module:make-livewire pages.about-page Core

Force create component if the class already exists:

php artisan module:make-livewire Pages/AboutPage Core --force

Output:

COMPONENT CREATED

CLASS: Modules/Core/Http/Livewire/Pages/AboutPage.php
VIEW:  Modules/Core/Resources/views/livewire/pages/about-page.blade.php
TAG: <livewire:core::pages.about-page />

Inline Component:

php artisan module:make-livewire Core Pages/AboutPage --inline

Output:

COMPONENT CREATED

CLASS: Modules/Core/Http/Livewire/Pages/AboutPage.php
TAG: <livewire:core::pages.about-page />

Modifying Stubs:

Publish the package's stubs:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=modules-livewire-stub

After publishing the stubs, will create these files. And when running the make command, will use these stub files by default.

stubs/modules-livewire/livewire.inline.stub
stubs/modules-livewire/livewire.stub
stubs/modules-livewire/livewire.view.stub

You're able to set a custom stub directory for component with (--stub) option.

php artisan module:make-livewire Core Pages/AboutPage --stub=about

php artisan module:make-livewire Core Pages/AboutPage --stub=modules-livewire/core

php artisan module:make-livewire Core Pages/AboutPage --stub=./

Extra Option (--view):

You're able to set a custom view path for component with (--view) option.

Example:

php artisan module:make-livewire Pages/AboutPage Core --view=pages/about

php artisan module:make-livewire Pages/AboutPage Core --view=pages.about

Output:

COMPONENT CREATED

CLASS: Modules/Core/Http/Livewire/Pages/AboutPage.php
VIEW:  Modules/Core/Resources/views/livewire/pages/about.blade.php
TAG: <livewire:core::pages.about-page />

Rendering Components:

<livewire:{module-lower-name}::component-class-kebab-case />

Example:

<livewire:core::pages.about-page />

Custom Module:

To create components for the custom module, should be add custom modules in the config file.

The config file is located at config/modules-livewire.php after publishing the config file.

Remove comment for these lines & add your custom modules.

    /*
    |--------------------------------------------------------------------------
    | Custom modules setup
    |--------------------------------------------------------------------------
    |
    */

    // 'custom_modules' => [
    //     'Chat' => [
    //         'path' => base_path('libraries/Chat'),
    //         'module_namespace' => 'Libraries\\Chat',
    //         // 'namespace' => 'Http\\Livewire',
    //         // 'view' => 'Resources/views/livewire',
    //         // 'name_lower' => 'chat',
    //     ],
    // ],

Custom module config details

path: Add module full path (required).

module_namespace: Add module namespace (required).

namespace: By default using config('modules-livewire.namespace') value. You can set a different value for the specific module.

view: By default using config('modules-livewire.view') value. You can set a different value for the specific module.

name_lower: By default using module name to lowercase. If you set a custom name, module components will be register by custom name.

Credits

• This project is a modified version of mhmiton/laravel-modules-livewire, created as a fork with additional changes.

License

Laravel Themes Manager is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.