- Adding
- Removing
- Iterable Attributes
- Massive Change
- Merging Values
- Adding Class
- Adding Style
- Attributes for Alpine.js
Components offer a convenient mechanism for managing HTML classes, styles, and other attributes, allowing for more flexibility in configuring their behavior and appearance.
Adding
The method setAttribute()
adds or alters a component's attribute.
setAttribute(string $name,string|bool $value)
setAttribute(string $name,string|bool $value)
$name
- the name of the attribute,$value
- the value.
$component->setAttribute('data-id', '123');
$component->setAttribute('data-id', '123');
Removing
The method removeAttribute()
removes an attribute by its name.
removeAttribute(string $name)
removeAttribute(string $name)
$name
- the name of the attribute.
$component->removeAttribute('data-id');
$component->removeAttribute('data-id');
Iterable Attributes
The method iterableAttributes
adds attributes necessary for working with iterable components.
iterableAttributes(int $level = 0)
iterableAttributes(int $level = 0)
$level
- the level of nesting.
Massive Change
The method customAttributes()
adds or replaces multiple attributes of a component.
customAttributes(array $attributes,bool $override = false)
customAttributes(array $attributes,bool $override = false)
$attributes
- an array of attributes to be added,$override
- a key that allows overwriting existing attributes.
$component->customAttributes(['data-role' => 'admin'], true);
$component->customAttributes(['data-role' => 'admin'], true);
Merging Values
The method mergeAttribute()
merges the value of an attribute with a new value, using the specified separator.
mergeAttribute(string $name,string $value,string $separator = ' ')
mergeAttribute(string $name,string $value,string $separator = ' ')
$name
- the name of the attribute,$value
- the value,$separator
- the separator.
$component->mergeAttribute('class', 'new-class');
$component->mergeAttribute('class', 'new-class');
Adding Class
The method class()
adds CSS classes to the attributes of a component.
class(string|array $classes)
class(string|array $classes)
$classes
- classes that need to be added to the component.
$component->class(['btn', 'btn-primary']);
$component->class(['btn', 'btn-primary']);
Adding Style
The method style
adds CSS styles to the attributes of a component.
style(string|array $styles)
style(string|array $styles)
$component->style(['color: red']);
$component->style(['color: red']);
Attributes for Alpine.js
For convenient integration with the JavaScript framework Alpine.js, you can use methods for setting corresponding attributes.
x-data
Everything in Alpine starts with the directive x-data
.
The xData()
method defines an HTML fragment as an Alpine component and provides reactive data to reference this component.
xData(null|array|string $data = null)
xData(null|array|string $data = null)
// title is a reactive variable insideDiv::make([])->xData(['title' => 'Hello world'])
// title is a reactive variable insideDiv::make([])->xData(['title' => 'Hello world'])
x-data
specifying the component and its parameters:
xDataMethod(string $method,...$parameters)
xDataMethod(string $method,...$parameters)
Div::make([])->xDataMethod('some-component', 'var', ['foo' => 'bar'])
Div::make([])->xDataMethod('some-component', 'var', ['foo' => 'bar'])
x-model
x-model
binds a field to a reactive variable.
xModel(?string $column = null)
xModel(?string $column = null)
Div::make([Text::make('Title')->xModel()])->xData(['title' => 'Hello world'])
Div::make([Text::make('Title')->xModel()])->xData(['title' => 'Hello world'])
x-if
x-if
hides a field by removing it from the DOM.
xIf(string|Closure $variable,?string $operator = null,?string $value = null,bool $wrapper = true)
xIf(string|Closure $variable,?string $operator = null,?string $value = null,bool $wrapper = true)
Div::make([Select::make('Type')->native()->options([1 => 1, 2 => 2])->xModel(),Text::make('Title')->xModel()->xIf('type', 1)])->xData(['title' = 'Hello world', 'type' => 1])// orDiv::make([Select::make('Type')->options([1 => 1, 2 => 2])->xModel(),Text::make('Title')->xModel()->xIf(fn() => 'type==2||type.value==2')])->xData(['title' => 'Hello world', 'type' => 1])// if you need to hide the field without a containerDiv::make([Select::make('Type')->native()->options([1 => 1, 2 => 2])->xModel(),Text::make('Title')->xModel()->xIf('type', '=', 2, wrapper: false)])->xData(['title' => 'Hello world', 'type' => 1])
Div::make([Select::make('Type')->native()->options([1 => 1, 2 => 2])->xModel(),Text::make('Title')->xModel()->xIf('type', 1)])->xData(['title' = 'Hello world', 'type' => 1])// orDiv::make([Select::make('Type')->options([1 => 1, 2 => 2])->xModel(),Text::make('Title')->xModel()->xIf(fn() => 'type==2||type.value==2')])->xData(['title' => 'Hello world', 'type' => 1])// if you need to hide the field without a containerDiv::make([Select::make('Type')->native()->options([1 => 1, 2 => 2])->xModel(),Text::make('Title')->xModel()->xIf('type', '=', 2, wrapper: false)])->xData(['title' => 'Hello world', 'type' => 1])
x-show
x-show
is the same as x-if
, but it does not remove the element from the DOM; it only hides it.
xShow(string|Closure $variable,?string $operator = null,?string $value = null,bool $wrapper = true)
xShow(string|Closure $variable,?string $operator = null,?string $value = null,bool $wrapper = true)
x-html
x-html
outputs the value.
xDisplay(string $value,bool $html = true)
xDisplay(string $value,bool $html = true)
Div::make([Select::make('Type')->native()->options([1 => 'Paid',2 => 'Free',])->xModel(),Number::make('Cost', 'price')->xModel()->xIf('type', '1'),Number::make('Rate', 'rate')->xModel()->xIf('type', '1')->setValue(90),Div::make()->xShow('type', '1')->xDisplay('"Result:" + (price * rate)'),])->xData(['price' => 0,'rate' => 90,'type' => '2',]),
Div::make([Select::make('Type')->native()->options([1 => 'Paid',2 => 'Free',])->xModel(),Number::make('Cost', 'price')->xModel()->xIf('type', '1'),Number::make('Rate', 'rate')->xModel()->xIf('type', '1')->setValue(90),Div::make()->xShow('type', '1')->xDisplay('"Result:" + (price * rate)'),])->xData(['price' => 0,'rate' => 90,'type' => '2',]),