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Implementing Real-Time Search with Livewire in Laravel
Navigate to http://your-app-url/search-posts in your browser. Start typing in the search input field, and you should see the search results update in real-time.
- Search Query Binding: The
queryproperty is bound to the search input field. As the user types, theupdatedQuerymethod is triggered. - Dynamic Search: The
updatedQuerymethod performs a search on thePostmodel using alikequery and updates thepostsproperty with the results. The results are then rendered dynamically in the view. - Livewire Reactivity: Livewire automatically handles the reactivity, updating the search results as the
queryproperty changes without the need for a full page reload.
Dynamically Updating Form Fields with Livewire in Laravel
Open the newly created DynamicForm.php file and set up the properties and methods to manage the form fields:
<?php
namespace App\Http\Livewire;
use Livewire\Component;
class DynamicForm extends Component
{
public $selectedCategory = null;
public $subcategories = [];
public function updatedSelectedCategory($category)
{
$this->subcategories = $this->getSubcategories($category);
}
public function getSubcategories($category)
{
// This is where you'd fetch subcategories from the database or an API based on the category
$subcategoriesData = [
'technology' => ['Web Development', 'Mobile Development', 'AI & ML'],
'business' => ['Marketing', 'Finance', 'Entrepreneurship'],
'design' => ['Graphic Design', 'UI/UX Design', '3D Modeling']
];
return $subcategoriesData[$category] ?? [];
}
public function render()
{
return view('livewire.dynamic-form', [
'categories' => ['technology', 'business', 'design']
]);
}
}