Filament•2y ago

Notification custom action

Is it possible to add a custom action to the notification?

13 Replies

toeknee•2y ago

Please see: https://filamentphp.com/docs/2.x/notifications/sending-notifications#actions

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LancelotGamer•2y ago

I read the docs In the pic which I sent, The approve button dose nothing I want to add an action to the button

Dennis Koch•2y ago

Share some code 🤷🏼‍♂️ We can't read screenshots

LancelotGamer•2y ago

    public function toDatabase(): array
    {
        return FilamentNotification::make()
            ->title('message')
            ->actions([
                Action::make('approve')
                    ->button()
            ])
            ->getDatabaseMessage();
    }

    public function toDatabase(): array
    {
        return FilamentNotification::make()
            ->title('message')
            ->actions([
                Action::make('approve')
                    ->button()
            ])
            ->getDatabaseMessage();
    }

toeknee•2y ago

what are you wanting the Action to do? I don't see any ->action() within there that is going to run a function.

Dennis Koch•2y ago

You just added an empty action, so how to you expect it to do anything?

LancelotGamer•2y ago

public function toDatabase(): array
    {
        return FilamentNotification::make()
            ->title('Withdraw from: ' . User::find($this->userId)->email . '(Amount: ' . $this->amount . '$' . ')')
            ->actions([
                Action::make('approve')
                    ->button()
                    ->action(function () {
                        $user = User::find($this->userId);
                        $user->balance -= $this->amount;
                        $user->save();
                    })
            ])
            ->getDatabaseMessage();
    }

public function toDatabase(): array
    {
        return FilamentNotification::make()
            ->title('Withdraw from: ' . User::find($this->userId)->email . '(Amount: ' . $this->amount . '$' . ')')
            ->actions([
                Action::make('approve')
                    ->button()
                    ->action(function () {
                        $user = User::find($this->userId);
                        $user->balance -= $this->amount;
                        $user->save();
                    })
            ])
            ->getDatabaseMessage();
    }

When I add the action function to the button, An error accrue Method Filament\Notifications\Actions\Action::action does not exist

Dennis Koch•2y ago

Ah right. You can't execute stuff from Notification actions directly. You can emit or redirect with url

LancelotGamer•2y ago

Ok After emitting an event can I listen to it using a Laravel listener class Or I am missing somthing

Dennis Koch•2y ago

~~Yeah, that should work~~ Livewire listener

LancelotGamer•2y ago

Thank you so much I want to send the event to a Livewire listener using emitTo but this error accrue Method Filament\Notifications\Actions\Action::emitTo does not exist

Dennis Koch•2y ago

Are you on a recent version?

digitall_it•2y ago

Follow this steps: 1. php artisan make:livewire GlobalEventsListener 2. open App\Providers\AppServiceProvider and add this code:

        Filament::serving(function () {
            Livewire::component('global-events-listener', GlobalEventsListener::class);
            Filament::registerRenderHook(
                'user-menu.start',
                fn (): string => Blade::render("@livewire('global-events-listener')")
            );
        });

        Filament::serving(function () {
            Livewire::component('global-events-listener', GlobalEventsListener::class);
            Filament::registerRenderHook(
                'user-menu.start',
                fn (): string => Blade::render("@livewire('global-events-listener')")
            );
        });

3. open App\Http\Livewire\GlobalEventsListener and add this code:

protected $listeners = [
        'myEventName'
    ];

public function myEventName($data) {
 // handle the action here
}

protected $listeners = [
        'myEventName'
    ];

public function myEventName($data) {
 // handle the action here
}

4. in your notification's action, emit the event like this ->emit('myEventName', ['my_eloquent_model_id' => $myId]) 5. Profit.

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