Gone with the (Tail)Wind

Packages that provides (what I think is) blade components that plays well with the basic Tailwind UI offered by Laravel (in Breeze, for example).

This was made in an effort to try and learn Tailwind. Not that I want to learn it, mind you, I'd still prefer to be using Bootstrap out of the box! But I'm a prototyper, and it seems I have to take a small time in my schedule so I can go with the wind of what's now offered by default in Laravel.

Components and usage

Cards components

Table

<x-with-wind-cards::table
    model="user"
    :data="$users"
    :show="['name']"
    :actions="['edit']"
/>

Attributes:

• model asks for the singular model name to generates things like routes (ex: `route('users.index'))
• data asks for the data to display in table, goes well with an eloquent collection or a paginated collection.
• show asks what column to show from the data (ex: ['name', 'created_at'])
• actions defaults to null, but if provided, will add an action column with specified ones. For now, supports ['edit', 'delete']

Forms components

Label

<x-with-wind-forms::label for="name">Name</<x-with-wind-forms::label>

Input

<x-with-wind-forms::input id="name" type="text" name="name" :value="old('name')" required />

Select

<x-with-wind-forms::select id="type" name="type" autocomplete="type" :choices="['Label' => 'value']" chosen="value" />

Attributes:

• choices asks for an associative array of label => valueto populate the select element
• chosen asks for what should be selected in the choices, if necessary.

Submit button

<x-with-wind-forms::submit>Save</<x-with-wind-forms::submit>