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fsamapoor

•Created by fsamapoor on 10/25/2023 in #❓┊help

Is it possible to call a table action from a TextColumn cell?

I have a table in my resource with a few table actions. Is there any way to call one of the actions when the users clicks on a Tables\Columns\TextColumn cell? I have a table action named "show-message-text-modal" and I can select the table action using this closure, I just don't know how to trigger it or call it.

Tables\Columns\TextColumn::make('text')
                    ->placeholder('No text.')
                    ->action(function (Message $record, Table $table) {
                        $table->getAction('show-message-text-modal');
                        // I have access to the action
                    }),

Tables\Columns\TextColumn::make('text')
                    ->placeholder('No text.')
                    ->action(function (Message $record, Table $table) {
                        $table->getAction('show-message-text-modal');
                        // I have access to the action
                    }),

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FFilament

•Created by fsamapoor on 9/27/2023 in #❓┊help

How to access to the selected option in the SelectFilter?

I have provided options to a SelectFilter and everything works as expected. I have a special case where I need to modify the query if one specific option gets selected. How could I access to the selected option? Is it possible to modify the query based on the selected options?

SelectFilter::make('receiver')
  ->options(self::messageReceiver())
  ->searchable()
  ->attribute('chat_id')

SelectFilter::make('receiver')
  ->options(self::messageReceiver())
  ->searchable()
  ->attribute('chat_id')

I thought about chaining when method to the filter, but I just don't know how can I have access to the selected option so that I can replace the true part with the condition.

->when(true, function (BaseFilter $filter) {
  return $filter->modifyQueryUsing(function (Builder $query) {
    return $query->whereColumn('chat_id', 'sender_id');
  });
})

->when(true, function (BaseFilter $filter) {
  return $filter->modifyQueryUsing(function (Builder $query) {
    return $query->whereColumn('chat_id', 'sender_id');
  });
})

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FFilament

•Created by fsamapoor on 9/20/2023 in #❓┊help

How to test Counting relationships

I'm counting the number of related records in a text column based on the documentation and everything works fine.

Tables\Columns\TextColumn::make('messages_count')
    ->counts('messages'),

Tables\Columns\TextColumn::make('messages_count')
    ->counts('messages'),

How can I test the relationship count with Pest? I tried to test it by chaining assertTableColumnStateSet method to the table component, but no luck so far. Please tell me if I should provide any further details. The error:

Failed asserting that a table column with name [messages_count] has value of [1] for record [1] on the [App\Filament\Resources\TelegramUserResource\Pages\ListTelegramUsers] component.

The test:

it('can show the messages count in the table.', function () {
    $message = Message::factory()
        ->has(TelegramUser::factory(), 'telegram_user')
        ->create();

    $telegram_user = $message->telegram_user;

    livewire(TelegramUserResource\Pages\ListTelegramUsers::class)
        ->assertTableColumnStateSet(
            name: 'messages_count',
            value: 1,
            record: $telegram_user,
        );
});

it('can show the messages count in the table.', function () {
    $message = Message::factory()
        ->has(TelegramUser::factory(), 'telegram_user')
        ->create();

    $telegram_user = $message->telegram_user;

    livewire(TelegramUserResource\Pages\ListTelegramUsers::class)
        ->assertTableColumnStateSet(
            name: 'messages_count',
            value: 1,
            record: $telegram_user,
        );
});

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