How i can custom failure form in custom action

This's my code

Actions\Action::make('newUser')
            ->action(function (array $data): void {`})->form(function(array data): void {})

Actions\Action::make('newUser')
            ->action(function (array $data): void {`})->form(function(array data): void {})

15 Replies

Tetracyclic•6mo ago

What are you trying to achieve?

AminneOP•6mo ago

Forms\Components\Select::make('from_id')
                        ->relationship(name: 'from',
                            modifyQueryUsing: fn (Builder $query, Get $get) => $query->where('id', '!=', $get('to_id')))
                        ->live(onBlur: true)->configureUsing(function(Get $get, $state) {
                            $wallet = Wallet::find($state);
                            return $wallet->balance == 0;

                        })
,Forms\Components\TextInput::make('amount')
                        ->numeric()
                        ->minValue(0)
                        ->required()

Forms\Components\Select::make('from_id')
                        ->relationship(name: 'from',
                            modifyQueryUsing: fn (Builder $query, Get $get) => $query->where('id', '!=', $get('to_id')))
                        ->live(onBlur: true)->configureUsing(function(Get $get, $state) {
                            $wallet = Wallet::find($state);
                            return $wallet->balance == 0;

                        })
,Forms\Components\TextInput::make('amount')
                        ->numeric()
                        ->minValue(0)
                        ->required()

I want to make two validations: check if the wallet is not empty, and amount of wallet is enough to make a transfer from wallet to another by this amount. When i try to send a form i got this error

AminneOP•6mo ago

AminneOP•6mo ago

How i can handle these errors.

Tetracyclic•6mo ago

That error is being produced by the laravel-wallet package you're using, not Filament.

AminneOP•6mo ago

yes how i can handle it this's the problem

Tetracyclic•6mo ago

You'd use a try ... catch statement

try { 
  // code that triggers the exception
} catch (BalanceIsEmpty $exception)  {
  // handle the exception
}

try { 
  // code that triggers the exception
} catch (BalanceIsEmpty $exception)  {
  // handle the exception
}

But it depends on what bit of your code is triggering the exception and whether the laravel-wallet package provides any other tools for handling those errors. As an aside, it's almost always a bad idea to use a loose comparison operator == instead of strict comparison ===. Especially when dealing with something like financial information. https://abrictosecurity.com/php-type-juggling/

AminneOP•6mo ago

I tried this

try {
                        $transfer = $sender->transfer(
                            $receiver, $data['amount'],
                            new Extra(
                                deposit: new Option(['status' => $data['status'] === 'confirmed' ? 'confirmed' : 'pending'], $data['status'] === 'confirmed'),
                                withdraw: new Option(['status' => $data['status'] === 'confirmed' ? 'confirmed' : 'pending'], $data['status'] === 'confirmed'),
                                extra: [
                                    'created_by' => [ 'id' => $user->id, 'name' => $user->name],
                                    'status' => $data['status'] === 'confirmed' ? 'confirmed' : 'pending',
                                    'remark' => $data['remark']
                                ],
                            )
                        );
                      } catch (BalanceIsEmpty $exception)  {
                        Notification::make()
                        ->danger()
                        ->title('The wallet balance of sender is empty')
                        ->send();
                      }

try {
                        $transfer = $sender->transfer(
                            $receiver, $data['amount'],
                            new Extra(
                                deposit: new Option(['status' => $data['status'] === 'confirmed' ? 'confirmed' : 'pending'], $data['status'] === 'confirmed'),
                                withdraw: new Option(['status' => $data['status'] === 'confirmed' ? 'confirmed' : 'pending'], $data['status'] === 'confirmed'),
                                extra: [
                                    'created_by' => [ 'id' => $user->id, 'name' => $user->name],
                                    'status' => $data['status'] === 'confirmed' ? 'confirmed' : 'pending',
                                    'remark' => $data['remark']
                                ],
                            )
                        );
                      } catch (BalanceIsEmpty $exception)  {
                        Notification::make()
                        ->danger()
                        ->title('The wallet balance of sender is empty')
                        ->send();
                      }

aah ok good thank you Where did you find this exception? i can return the error message in text input ? before closing the modal Thank you to share

Tetracyclic•6mo ago

The exception name is shown at the top of the image you shared of the error.

AminneOP•6mo ago

yes thank you.

AminneOP•6mo ago

Can i implement all these exceptions ? on the same catch

Tetracyclic•6mo ago

Yes, you can either add multiple catch blocks, each catching one or more exceptions, or use the union operator to specify multiple exceptions in a single catch:

catch(AmountInvalid|BalanceIsEmpty $exception) {
}

catch(AmountInvalid|BalanceIsEmpty $exception) {
}

AminneOP•6mo ago

aah ok i understand now Thank you for your help.

Tetracyclic•6mo ago

If you have multiple in the same catch block, you can use $exception instanceof BalanceIsEmpty to test for each type

AminneOP•6mo ago

aah ok good idea.

 catch (AmountInvalid|BalanceIsEmpty $exception)  {Notification::make()
->danger()->title($exception->getMessage())->send();
}

 catch (AmountInvalid|BalanceIsEmpty $exception)  {Notification::make()
->danger()->title($exception->getMessage())->send();
}

How i can pass the exception error message from action to form and show it in the body form without closing the modal, with custom rule of text input.

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How i can custom failure form in custom action