Filament•16mo ago

Using contracts resolved in AppServiceProvider

I am trying to use a contract which is resolved in the AppServiceProvider, in the Filament\AdminPanelProvider panel config. But it is not resolved at this point as Filament\AdminPanelProvider seems to be registered first, even though it appears after the main provider in the config/app.php How can I change this order?

Solution:

It is in the boot() method.

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14 Replies

Patrick Boivin•16mo ago

Can you share an example of what you're trying to do?

trovsterOP•16mo ago

$this->app->make(MyContract::class) inside the panel() method fails because MyContract::class can't be resolved… Not sure what else I can say.

Patrick Boivin•16mo ago

What is the use of MyContract::class... what are you using it for?

trovsterOP•16mo ago

$this->app->singleton(ColourContract::class, static fn (Container $app) => new ColourService(
    $app->get('config')->get('site.general.colors', [
        'blue' => '#2490BA',
    ])
));

$this->app->singleton(ColourContract::class, static fn (Container $app) => new ColourService(
    $app->get('config')->get('site.general.colors', [
        'blue' => '#2490BA',
    ])
));

->colors([
    'primary' => value(function () {
        return $this->app->make(Colour::class)->current();
    }),
])

->colors([
    'primary' => value(function () {
        return $this->app->make(Colour::class)->current();
    }),
])

ralphjsmit•16mo ago

Shouldn't it be $this->app->make(ColourContract::class) instead of Colour::class?

trovsterOP•16mo ago

Yes, that's what I have tried. ColourContract is an alias. Sorry, I just undid my deletion of the code.

Patrick Boivin•16mo ago

@trovster Not sure... but have you tried bootUsing?

return $panel
    // ...
    ->bootUsing(function ($panel) {
        $panel->colors( ... );
    });

return $panel
    // ...
    ->bootUsing(function ($panel) {
        $panel->colors( ... );
    });

I think you'll have all bindings available in the boot phase

ralphjsmit•16mo ago

Is your $this->app->singleton() placed in the boot() method or in the register() method?

Solution

trovster•16mo ago

It is in the boot() method.

ralphjsmit•16mo ago

OK, so then you should move it to the register method Laravel makes the difference specifically, so that you can register all singletons and contracts in the register method, and then in the boot() method you can trust Laravel that all these singletons and contracts have been registered

trovsterOP•16mo ago

Perfect, thanks 🙂

Daniel•13mo ago

i've just tried your suggestion but the colors doens't change. any ideas?

Patrick Boivin•13mo ago

If I remember correctly, bootUsing() might be too late in the process... I'll see if I can find you another reference This one is using FilamentColor from AppServiceProvider : https://discord.com/channels/883083792112300104/1150491658044051606/1150531056680829049

Daniel•13mo ago

perfect, thanks a lot!

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