Range

• Basics
• Basic Methods
• Creation
• Attributes
• Methods for Working with Numeric Values
• Filter

Basics

Contains all Basic Methods.

The Range field allows you to set a range of values.

Basic Methods

Creation

Since the range has two values, you need to specify them using the fromTo() method.

fromTo(string $fromField, string $toField)

use MoonShine\UI\Fields\Range;
 
Range::make('Age', 'age')
    ->fromTo('age_from', 'age_to')

Attributes

If you need to add custom attributes for the fields, you can use the corresponding fromAttributes() and toAttributes() methods.

fromAttributes(array $attributes)

toAttributes(array $attributes)

In this example, a placeholder is added.

Range::make('Age')
    ->fromTo('age_from', 'age_to')
    ->fromAttributes(['placeholder' => 'from'])
    ->toAttributes(['placeholder' => 'to'])

Methods for Working with Numeric Values

Max and Min Values

The min() and max() methods are used to set the minimum and maximum values of the field.

min(int|float $min)

max(int|float $max)

Step

The step() method is used to specify the step value for the field.

step(int|float $step)

Range::make('Price')
    ->fromTo('price_from', 'price_to')
    ->min(0)
    ->max(10000)
    ->step(5)

Stars

The stars() method is used to display the numeric value in preview mode as stars (e.g., for ratings).

stars()

Range::make('Rating')
    ->fromTo('rating_from', 'rating_to')
    ->stars()

Filter

When using the Range field for building a filter, the fromTo() method is not used, as filtering occurs on a single field in the database table.

Range::make('Age', 'age')