Adding JavaScript components for advanced functionality? #637
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Hi guys I'm interested in using Filament as an alternative to a custom Vue.js dashboard. But I need to use CKEditor and some other JS components in certain admin views for advanced functionality. Is there an easy way of doing this? Thanks! |
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yes i have this problem |
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We have some documentation about building custom form components - is this what you're looking for? https://filamentphp.com/docs/2.x/forms/fields#building-custom-fields We currently have Trix in the core & TinyMCE editor in a plugin, it should be simple to add others like CKEditor, especially if you've used Alpine before :) |
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Author is asking about custom js and you are sending "documentation" which is actually not saying anything about custom js and is just ordinary example... |
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At the moment, the best way to learn about how to use JS in field is to look at all the fields that are pre-built and are included with Filament. They are all good examples. |
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@danharrin |
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Such RTFM answers are all I have received from anything 'filament' related also |
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Good answers include sufficient details to know context and/or point to working examples with complete code. Filament documentation is fragmented and incomplete. Half the time it doesn't even tell you what context a given code snippet comes from or goes into. What is the point of including documentation at all if the pat answer is 'go spelunk working code'? |
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We have some documentation about building custom form components - is this what you're looking for? https://filamentphp.com/docs/2.x/forms/fields#building-custom-fields
We currently have Trix in the core & TinyMCE editor in a plugin, it should be simple to add others like CKEditor, especially if you've used Alpine before :)