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digital-creative/conditional-container

Provides an easy way to conditionally show and hide fields in your Nova resources.

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1.4.3
About digital-creative/conditional-container

digital-creative/conditional-container is a Laravel package for provides an easy way to conditionally show and hide fields in your nova resources.. It currently has 114 GitHub stars and 602.206 downloads on Packagist (latest version 1.4.3). Install it with composer require digital-creative/conditional-container. Discover more Laravel packages by digital-creative or browse all Laravel packages to compare alternatives.

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Conditional Container

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Laravel Nova Conditional Container in action

Provides an easy way to conditionally show and hide fields in your Nova resources.

Installation

You can install the package via composer:

composer require digital-creative/conditional-container

Usage

Basic demo showing the power of this field:


use DigitalCreative\ConditionalContainer\ConditionalContainer;
use DigitalCreative\ConditionalContainer\HasConditionalContainer;

class ExampleNovaResource extends Resource {

    use HasConditionalContainer; // Important!!

    public function fields(Request $request)
    {
        return [
    
            Select::make('Option', 'option')
                  ->options([
                      1 => 'Option 1',
                      2 => 'Option 2',
                      3 => 'Option 3',
                  ]),
    
            Text::make('Content', 'content')->rules('required'),
    
            /**
             * Only show field Text::make('Field A') if the value of option is equals 1
             */
            ConditionalContainer::make([ Text::make('Field A') ])
                                ->if('option = 1'),
    
            /**
             * Equivalent to: if($option === 2 && $content === 'hello world')
             */
            ConditionalContainer::make([ Text::make('Field B') ])
                                ->if('option = 2 AND content = "hello world"'),
    
            /**
             * Equivalent to: if(($option !== 2 && $content > 10) || $option === 3)
             */
            ConditionalContainer::make([ Text::make('Field C')->rules('required') ])
                                ->if('(option != 2 AND content > 10) OR option = 3'),
           
            /**
             * Example with Validation and nested ConditionalContainer!
             * Equivalent to: if($option === 3 || $content === 'demo')
             */
            ConditionalContainer::make([

                                    Text::make('Field D')->rules('required') // Yeah! validation works flawlessly!!
                                
                                    ConditionalContainer::make([ Text::make('Field E') ])
                                                        ->if('field_d = Nice!')
                                
                                ])
                                ->if('option = 3 OR content = demo')
        ];
    }

}

The ->if() method takes a single expression argument that follows this format:

(attribute COMPARATOR value) OPERATOR ...so on

you can build any complex logical operation by wrapping your condition in () examples:

ConditionalContainer::make(...)->if('first_name = John');
ConditionalContainer::make(...)->if('(first_name = John AND last_name = Doe) OR (first_name = foo AND NOT last_name = bar)');
ConditionalContainer::make(...)->if('first_name = John AND last_name = Doe');

you can chain multiple ->if() together to group your expressions by concern, example:

ConditionalContainer::make(...)
                    //->useAndOperator()
                    ->if('age > 18 AND gender = male')
                    ->if('A contains "some word"')
                    ->if('B contains "another word"');

by default the operation applied on each ->if() will be OR, therefore if any of the if methods evaluates to true the whole operation will be considered truthy, if you want to execute an AND operation instead append ->useAndOperator() to the chain

Currently supported operators:

  • AND
  • OR
  • NOT
  • XOR
  • and parentheses

Currently supported comparators:

| Comparator | Description | |---------------------|------------------------------------------------| | > | Greater than | | < | Less than | | <= | Less than or equal to | | >= | Greater than or equal to | | == | Equal | | === | Identical | | != | Not equal | | !== | Not Identical | | truthy / boolean | Validate against truthy values | | contains / includes | Check if input contains certain value | | startsWith | Check if input starts with certain value | | endsWith | Check if input ends with certain value |

Examples

  • Display field only if user has selected file
[
    Image::make('Image'),
    ConditionalContainer::make([ Text::make('caption')->rules('required') ])
                        ->if('image truthy true'),
]
  • Display extra fields only if selected morph relation is of type Image or Video
[
    MorphTo::make('Resource Type', 'fileable')->types([
        App\Nova\Image::class,
        App\Nova\Video::class,
        App\Nova\File::class,
    ]),
    
    ConditionalContainer::make([ Image::make('thumbnail')->rules('required') ])
                        ->if(function () {
                            return 'fileable = ' . App\Nova\Image::uriKey();
                        })
                        ->if(function () {
                            return 'fileable = ' . App\Nova\Video::uriKey();
                        })
]
  • Display inline HTML only if Reason field is empty, show extra fields otherwise.
[
    Trix::make('Reason'),
    
    ConditionalContainer::make([ Text::make('Extra Information')->rules('required') ])
                        ->if('reason truthy true'),
    
    ConditionalContainer::make([
                            Heading::make('<p class="text-danger">Please write a good reason...</p>')->asHtml()
                        ])
                        ->if('reason truthy false'),
]

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.

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