DatePicker and unique: Format is ignored.

I have a DatePicker with the following methods:

DatePicker::make("published_at")
    ->unique(callback: function(Unique $rule, $livewire) {
        return $rule
            ->where("featured_type_id", $livewire->ownerRecord->id);
    })
    ->format("Y-m-d")
    ->displayFormat("Y-m-d")
    ->default(now()->format("Y-m-d"))
    ->required()

DatePicker::make("published_at")
    ->unique(callback: function(Unique $rule, $livewire) {
        return $rule
            ->where("featured_type_id", $livewire->ownerRecord->id);
    })
    ->format("Y-m-d")
    ->displayFormat("Y-m-d")
    ->default(now()->format("Y-m-d"))
    ->required()

The published_at field is just a date SQL column (without time). In the form, I wanna see and save the date in Y-m-d format, which is working. The problem is, that the unique rule never hits, because the generated query (checked it in telescope) is the following:

select
  count(*) as aggregate
from
  `recipes`
where
  `published_at` = '2023-03-31 11:39:34'
  and `featured_type_id` = '1'

select
  count(*) as aggregate
from
  `recipes`
where
  `published_at` = '2023-03-31 11:39:34'
  and `featured_type_id` = '1'

5 Replies

bernhard•16mo ago

Ok, since unique doesn't seems to work, I solved it with custom rule:

 ->rules([
    function ($livewire) {
        return function (string $attribute, $value, Closure $fail) use ($livewire) {
            $exists = $value && Recipe::query()
                ->where("featured_type_id", $livewire->ownerRecord->id)
                ->where("published_at", substr($value, 0, 10))
                ->exists();

            if ($exists) {
                $fail("Für dieses Datum ist bereits ein Rezept eingetragen!");
            }
        };
    },
])

 ->rules([
    function ($livewire) {
        return function (string $attribute, $value, Closure $fail) use ($livewire) {
            $exists = $value && Recipe::query()
                ->where("featured_type_id", $livewire->ownerRecord->id)
                ->where("published_at", substr($value, 0, 10))
                ->exists();

            if ($exists) {
                $fail("Für dieses Datum ist bereits ein Rezept eingetragen!");
            }
        };
    },
])

ba_mbi_07•15mo ago

can we add ignorerecord in custom rule

Dan Harrin•15mo ago

why? you have complete control over what happens in your custom field we dont need it as a core feature

ba_mbi_07•15mo ago

TextInput::make('slug')
 ->label('Slug')
->rules([
   function ($record) {
    return function ($attribute, $value, $fail) {
     if (WpTerm::where('slug', $value)
         ->whereHas('taxonomy', function ($query) {
                $query->where('taxonomy', 'category');
                })->exists()
     ) {
   $fail("The {$value} must be unique in the 'category' taxonomy.");
    }
   };
]),

TextInput::make('slug')
 ->label('Slug')
->rules([
   function ($record) {
    return function ($attribute, $value, $fail) {
     if (WpTerm::where('slug', $value)
         ->whereHas('taxonomy', function ($query) {
                $query->where('taxonomy', 'category');
                })->exists()
     ) {
   $fail("The {$value} must be unique in the 'category' taxonomy.");
    }
   };
]),

i used rule this way to check unique but i can not able figure it out how to use ignoreRecord true as it is making problem while updating

Dan Harrin•15mo ago

function ($attribute, $value, $fail) use ($record) then you can access $record inside the internal function and add it to your query

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