Filament Livestream: Pet Clinic Admin Panel - New Project 

Thank you for the clarification. You are correct. I forgot to mention this caveat. I'll just pin your comment so everyone can see it.

Awesome, thank you!

Thank you! I'm glad you like it. I tried to approach it less like me coding and more like me teaching a class. Still have a lot to improve but hey, the hard part is always to get started.

I'm glad you find this helpful. I thought the exact same thing when I started using Filament. Game 👏 Changer 👏 And speaking of multi-tenancy, in this week's stream I reworked the database for this exact purpose. From here onward, we are working on having multi-tenancy, not only at a clinic level, but at a user level as well, which will require a bit of manual labor, but totally worth it.

Aww shucks! Thank you 🙏🏻 That just made my day. And that’s an amazing idea too. Writing it down right now 📝

Sorry, actually I would dare to ask - how would you make a form having more coluimns by defining the form columns width? I guess fillament by default would show 2 form inputs per row but if we have a small checkbox, name, date, I am pretty confident that there will be a time where we might need a smaller form, especially if we have too much data to add by a single form. Any hints about defining the width of columns of Filament forms?

Thank you so much for your kind words. I’m truthfully glad that I was able to help you. I really appreciate you taking the time to write a comment like this. And yes, I have plans to write a micro course focused on testing filament with pest v2 😉 stay tuned!

@@Tuto1902 Another suggestion if I may would be to have a video where a custom admin is styled with Filament as most of the videos I've watched only show how to change what is in the documentation (icons, colors etc.) but what about implementing a custom admin theme with Filament? - at least I did not find anywhere a video tutorial to demonstrate that. In my scenario, I have a website that was asked for a redo and I thought Filament would be the best candidate, however the current project uses a custom admin using bootstrap so I am not sure it is even feasible to achieve with filament

@@milenkostadinov8702You're right, I myself haven't seen any in-depth tutorial on Filament theme creation. Sounds like a good opportunity for a video indeed. Since Filament is built with Tailwind CSS, I don't think it will play well with Bootstrap. Another option, if you want to go with the custom route is that you can technically use any of the Filament packages (Table Builder, Form Builder, Widgets, etc) without having to use Filament's admin panels. Technically, you can use your own TALL Stack application and integrate Filament into it. Every section in the filament docs start with an installation process, where you can create your own layout file and Livewire component. Maybe that's more suited to your needs.

Con mucho gusto 👍🏻

Yes, and for a comercial product that would be a great feature. I heard someone say that projects are never finished, only abandoned. I want to keep this series as a learning experience, so I’ll try to keep it somewhat simple so we can move to a different series/project in the near future. So much to learn, so little time.

No problem!

You read my mind. I’ll live-stream again this Saturday. Once I go over some last details, I’ll start working on the database changes required for adding a second panel for owners and doctors

@@Tuto1902 that sounds great! Keep up the good work. Cant wait for your next live! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with everyone.

Oh you're gonna love this one then. Way better than AdminLTE in my opinion. (and I've used AdminLTE)

The error doesn't tell me much. Is there any other details about the failure? PHP version, unsatisfiable dependencies?

You’re more than welcome 👍🏻

Use a select column: filamentphp.com/docs/3.x/tables/columns/select#overview

Thank you! I'm glad you like it. I don't think an entire video is needed. Since PHP enums are just special types that can hold a set of scalar values (fancy words for "a place to store a list of things"), if you need to add one more "thing" to the list, just add one more case to the enum. For example, if we need to add Hamsters to the type of pets, just add the following line in the PetType enum: enum PetType: string implements HasLabel { ... case Hamster = 'hamster'; } Of course, in this example, you would also need to add the corresponding lines to the getLabel method, so all the places where you need this label, will work accordingly enum PetType: string implements HasLabel { ... case Hamster = 'hamster'; public function getLabel(): ?string { return match ($this) { ... self::Hamster => 'Hamster', }; } }

You can achieve this using a relation manager. For example, you can create a new relation manager using: php artisan make:filament-relation-manager PetResource appointments description All you need to do after that is configure and load the relation manager into your PetResource. Here are the instructions on how to do this: filamentphp.com/docs/3.x/panels/resources/relation-managers#creating-a-relation-manager

@@Tuto1902 thank you! What about a way to customize the tables? I want to change from a table to rows of content... I'll try searching for that :)

Thank you for the warning. I haven't tried it myself on mobile. As for the clinic ID. I would not recommend having the createOptionForm for pets. But if you must have it, what I would do is add an event to the model itself and assign the current Tenant (Clinic) if the Pet doesn't have any. Like this (added in the Pet model): protected static function booted(): void { static::created(function (Pet $pet) { if ($pet->clinic->isEmpty()) { $pet->clinic()->attach(Filament::getTenant()->id); } }); }

It’s called One Dark Pro. And I’m using Fira Code with ligatures enabled as my font

De momento solo en ingles

I'm glad you were able to fix it. I always go for the non-native selects👍

Use the foreignIdFor() method. It will make a foreign key depending on the model key type laravel.com/docs/10.x/migrations#column-method-foreignIdFor

@@Tuto1902 I can migrate using foreignIdFor but when i check my database, my owner_id inside pet tables doesnt has the primary key. This is what i did Schema::create('pets', function (Blueprint $table) { $table->uuid('id')->primary(); $table->string('name'); $table->uuid('owner_id')->nullable(); $table->date('date_of_birth'); $table->string('type'); $table->string('avatar')->nullable(); $table->timestamps(); }); Schema::table('pets', function (Blueprint $table) { $table->foreign('owner_id')->references('id')->on('owners'); }); Any advice to make it simple ?

Correct. This is a Filament v3 project and all routes are managed by Filament internally.

Oh boy, I haven’t used a windows terminal in more than 20 years. The backslash is used for file paths on windows, right?

Yeah, I just checked, it is used for file paths. Opened a windows prompt, got PTSD, and closed it. 😅

@@Tuto1902 Yes, I guess so, but if it gives me errors, I simply try the other one. 😄