Json

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In the database, the field must be of type text or json. Also cast eloquent array or json or collection models.

# Key/Value

The easiest way is to use the keyValue method, in which case the database will have a simple json [{key: value}] 

use MoonShine\Fields\Json;
 
//...
public function fields(): array
{
    return [
        Json::make('Product Options', 'options') 
            ->keyValue('Characteristic', 'Value') // First argument Key label, second argument Value label 
    ];
}
//...

# With a set of fields

For more advanced use, use the fields method and pass the required set of fields in a similar way to how the resource works 

use MoonShine\Fields\Json;
 
//...
public function fields(): array
{
    return [
        Json::make('Product Options', 'options') 
            ->fields([
                Text::make('Title', 'title'),
                Text::make('Value', 'value')
            ]) 
    ];
}
//...

json [{title: 'value', value: 'value'}]

# Deleting 

Json::make('Product Options', 'options')
    ->keyValue('Characteristics', 'Value')
    ->removable()

# Value only

Sometimes you only need to store the values in the database for this you can use the onlyValue() method. 

Json::make('Product Options', 'options')
    ->onlyValue()
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