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https://github.com/filamentphp/legacy-siteArchived documentation and articles for Filament, featuring guides on v3.1 global dashboard filters, CSV imports, and query builders, as well as previews of Filament v4 features including nested resources, built-in MFA, and unified schemas.
Data Lens is a premium reporting and visualization solution designed for Laravel Filament. It allows developers to transform raw data into actionable insights through dynamic reporting, custom dashboards, and automated insights without writing complex manual queries.
Key capabilities include:
COUNT, SUM, AVG, and MIN/MAX.CSV or XLSX (supports queue support for large datasets).To implement bulk CSV imports in a Filament application, you need the following components:
Importer class (the logic that defines how CSV rows map to your model).This implementation plan outlines how to build a single-tenant admin panel for managing customers, products, invoices, and payments using Filament v4. The system supports manual invoice sending, partial payments, and in-app notifications.
Key features include:
When submitting a plugin to the Filament directory, ensure you adhere to these standards to avoid common review feedback:
Filament v3.2 is planned to introduce several quality-of-life improvements and new components. Key features include:
Split layout component (previously available in Infolists) to the Forms package.Future updates to Filament's UI and theming engine aim to improve developer experience and performance:
The Query Builder allows users to create advanced, multi-dimensional queries through a UI. It supports:
AND, OR, and NOT (negation).whereHas).Constraints are added to tables to let users build custom queries on the fly.
Schemas are the foundation of Filament's Server-Driven UI. They allow you to build interfaces using PHP configuration objects instead of manual HTML/JS.
A schema is represented by a Filament\Schemas\Schema object. You define the UI by passing an array of components to the components() method.
Schemas can represent:
$schema->components([
// array of components
]);You can add custom logic before or after a form is submitted by extending the ContactFormListener class and implementing the required handler methods.
Solutionforest\SimpleContactFormPro\Listeners\ContactFormListener.handleContactFormCreating(BeforeCreateContactForm $event) for pre-submission logic.handleContactFormCreated(AfterCreateContactForm $event) for post-submission logic.config/simple-contact-form-pro.php under the events key.Note: In Laravel 11+, if you place your listener in app/Listeners, it may be registered automatically. If you manually register it in the config as well, the event might run twice.
namespace App\Listeners;
use Solutionforest\SimpleContactFormPro\Listeners\ContactFormListener;
use Solutionforest\SimpleContactFormPro\Events\BeforeCreateContactForm;
use Solutionforest\SimpleContactFormPro\Events\AfterCreateContactForm;
class YourCustomListener extends ContactFormListener
{
public function handleContactFormCreating(BeforeCreateContactForm $event): void
{
// custom logic before record create
}
public function handleContactFormCreated(AfterCreateContactForm $event): void
{
// custom logic after record create
}
}Infolists allow you to create flexible, responsive, and read-only layouts to display record data. They are highly customizable and support: