Filament•3w ago

Register plugin from service provider

Is it possible to register a plugin from the package's service provider? Instead of registering the plugin mannualy in the project's PanelProvider?

6 Replies

LeandroFerreira•3w ago

you could try this in the AppServiceProvider

public function boot(): void
{
    if ($currentPanel = filament()->getCurrentPanel()) {
        $currentPanel->plugins([
            XXPlugin::make(),
            ZZPlugin::make(),
        ]);
    }
}

public function boot(): void
{
    if ($currentPanel = filament()->getCurrentPanel()) {
        $currentPanel->plugins([
            XXPlugin::make(),
            ZZPlugin::make(),
        ]);
    }
}

JacobOP•3w ago

This does load the plugin, but I get some weird errors from plugins loaded by my plugin and widget blade files not loaded. It seems that it doesn't load any plugins and widgets from my package anymore, when I do it that way.

LeandroFerreira•3w ago

Explain what you are trying to do

JacobOP•3w ago

I have a Laravel composer package/ Filament plugin. When someone installs the package using composer I want that the Filament plugin is automatically loaded. So that the user doesn't have to add it manually to the ->plugins() in their AdminPanelProvider class.

LeandroFerreira•3w ago

I think the configurability of a plugin depends on its purpose and functionality. For instance Spatie settings doesn't require panel specific configurations. Spatie translatable may need to adapt to different contexts depending on the panel it is associated.

Filament

Spatie Settings by Filament - Filament

Filament support for Spatie's Laravel Settings package.

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Spatie Translatable by Filament - Filament

Filament support for Spatie's Laravel Translatable package.

JacobOP•3w ago

Both packages don't have what I want. I simply want to load my Filament plugin without manualy registrering it in my AdminPanelProvider class.

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