Item actions

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# Registration

By default, the table in the MoonShine panel contains only 2 actions for items - edit and delete. But you can also add your own custom actions 

namespace MoonShine\Resources;
 
use MoonShine\Models\MoonshineUser;
use MoonShine\ItemActions\ItemAction; 
 
class PostResource extends Resource
{
    public static string $model = App\Models\Post::class;
 
    public static string $title = 'Articles';
    //...
 
    public function itemActions(): array 
    {
        return [
            ItemAction::make('Deactivating', function (Model $item) {
                $item->update(['active' => false]);
            }, 'Deactivated')->icon('app')
        ];
    } 
 
    //...
}

The first argument is the name of the action. The second argument is the callback with the current item parameter. The third argument - the message that will be displayed after the action is executed

# Display condition

Display action by condition 

...
public function itemActions(): array
{
    return [
        ItemAction::make('Restore', function (Model $item) {
            $item->restore();
        }, 'Retrieved')
            ->canSee(fn(Model $item) => $item->trashed()) 
    ];
}
...

# Display method

To display actions as a dropdown list, you can use the showInDropdown method 

use MoonShine\ItemActions\ItemAction;
 
//...
public function itemActions(): array
{
    return [
        ItemAction::make('Deactivation', function (Model $item) {
            $item->update(['active' => false]);
        }, 'Deactivated')
            ->showInDropdown() 
    ];
}
//...

This display method is used by default

To display actions as a horizontal list, you can use the showInLine method 

use MoonShine\ItemActions\ItemAction;
 
//...
public function itemActions(): array
{
    return [
        ItemAction::make('Deactivation', function (Model $item) {
            $item->update(['active' => false]);
        }, 'Deactivated')
            ->showInLine() 
    ];
}
//...

# Confirm the action

To confirm the action, you must use the withConfirm method 

use MoonShine\ItemActions\ItemAction;
 
//...
public function itemActions(): array
{
    return [
        ItemAction::make('Deactivation', function (Model $item) {
            $item->update(['active' => false]);
        }, 'Deactivated')
            ->withConfirm() 
    ];
}
//...

The withConfirm() method can be passed the title and text for the modal window, as well as the title for confirmation button 

use MoonShine\ItemActions\ItemAction;
 
//...
public function itemActions(): array
{
    return [
        ItemAction::make('Deactivation', function (Model $item) {
            $item->update(['active' => false]);
        }, 'Deactivated')
            ->withConfirm('Title', 'Modal content', 'Accept') 
    ];
}
//...

The errorMessage() method allows you to set the text of the error message 

use MoonShine\ItemActions\ItemAction;
 
//...
public function itemActions(): array
{
    return [
        ItemAction::make('Deactivation', function (Model $item) {
            $item->update(['active' => false]);
        }, 'Deactivated')
            ->withConfirm('Title', 'Modal content', 'Accept')
        ->errorMessage('Fail') 
    ];
}
//...
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