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Changes across two plugins:

  • player-counter: Czech translation + new Minecraft (Proxy) query type for Velocity/BungeeCord/Waterfall.
  • minecraft-modrinth: Czech translation + several fixes to search/version filtering that hid mods/plugins which are actually compatible with the server, plus a new "Always Use Latest Version" setting.

player-counter

Czech translation

New lang/cs/query.php, mirroring the existing en/de/ru files key-for-key.

Minecraft Proxy query type

Velocity, BungeeCord and Waterfall all speak the same Java Edition status/ping protocol as a vanilla server, but they have no whitelist.json/ops.json/player data files of their own, and don't reliably support the legacy enable-query/query-port protocol the way vanilla servers do.

  • New MinecraftProxyQueryTypeSchema, registered as minecraft_proxy. It reuses MinecraftJavaQueryTypeSchema's ping/status implementation but always uses ping/status only, skipping the legacy enable-query attempt entirely — a live test against a Velocity proxy showed that attempt throwing an uncaught exception that crashed the players widget instead of falling back to ping.
  • PlayersPage: added an isProxy flag; the "time" column is hidden for this type. Avatar, whitelist and OP columns/actions stay gated on isMinecraft only, so they remain hidden for proxies too, since a proxy has no whitelist/ops/player files of its own.
  • PlayerCounterSeeder: eggs named or tagged Velocity, BungeeCord or Waterfall are now auto-assigned the minecraft_proxy query type, mirroring the existing minecraft/bedrock/source tag mappings.
  • README updated to document the new query type and why the legacy query protocol is skipped for it.

minecraft-modrinth

Czech translation

New lang/cs/strings.php, mirroring the existing en/de files key-for-key.

Bug fixes (all confirmed against the live Modrinth API, not just in theory)

  1. Loader compatibility wasn't expanded to backwards-compatible loaders. Plugins on Modrinth that only declare spigot/bukkit (never re-tagged paper, even though Paper is backwards compatible with the Spigot/Bukkit API) were invisible on a Paper server. Added getCompatibleLoaders() to OR in upstream-compatible loaders (paper → paper/spigot/bukkit, purpur → purpur/paper/spigot/bukkit, folia → folia/paper/spigot/bukkit, waterfall → waterfall/bungeecord, quilt → quilt/fabric). One-directional only.

  2. Proxy loaders were filtered by an exact Minecraft version. Velocity/BungeeCord/Waterfall relay whatever version their backend servers run and aren't tied to one Minecraft version themselves, so their declared game versions mostly just reflect when they were last published. The version filter is now skipped entirely for these loaders.

  3. project_type was filtered by our own Mod/Plugin enum value against Modrinth's raw field, which doesn't reflect actual compatibility. A Bukkit-family project can be stored as Modrinth project_type: mod while only having paper/spigot/purpur versions, and Modrinth's own site still lists it under /plugin/ since it decides that split by loader, not this field (e.g. https://modrinth.com/plugin/excellenteconomy). The facet is now OR'd across mod and plugin, kept only as a safety net against unrelated types (resourcepacks/shaders/datapacks).

  4. A server with no explicit Minecraft version fell back to a single "latest release" tag, which is often ahead of what plugin authors have gotten around to re-tagging (e.g. newest tag 26.3 vs. a plugin only declaring up to 26.1.2 for no functional reason). Now filters against the 5 most recent release tags instead of only the newest one. An explicit configured version is still an exact requirement.

New setting: "Always Use Latest Version"

Covers the case an explicit configured version still doesn't match a plugin's latest tag. When enabled (same HasPluginSettings/EnvironmentWriterTrait pattern as player-counter), skips the Minecraft version filter entirely for search and version listing — loader compatibility is still enforced. Useful to update mods/plugins ahead of upgrading the server itself to a newer Minecraft version. Also fixes the search/version cache keys, which didn't vary by this setting and kept serving stale results for up to 30 minutes after flipping it.

Testing

  • php -l on all changed/added files in both plugins.
  • Manually tested player-counter's proxy query against a live Velocity proxy.
  • Verified minecraft-modrinth's search/version-list behavior directly against the live Modrinth API before and after each fix.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Added an option to always use the latest Modrinth version while retaining loader compatibility checks.
    • Improved mod and plugin matching across compatible loaders and recent Minecraft versions.
    • Added Minecraft Proxy support for Velocity, BungeeCord, and Waterfall servers, including aggregated player counts and status checks.
    • Proxy views hide unsupported player-management actions and time data.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved version filtering and cache handling when compatibility preferences change.
  • Documentation

    • Added Minecraft Proxy setup guidance and feature limitations.
  • Translations

    • Added Czech translations for Modrinth and player-management interfaces.

claude and others added 14 commits September 18, 2026 12:48
Mirrors the existing en/de/ru lang/query.php files key-for-key with
natural Czech phrasing for Minecraft/game server admins.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SA9aNschKoWLmWkWNC2fGZ
…uery type

Velocity, BungeeCord and Waterfall all speak the same Java Edition
status/ping protocol as a vanilla server, so the existing Java query
schema can be reused as-is for a proxy target. Adds a distinct
"Minecraft (Proxy)" query type so it shows up separately in the game
query type selector, and disables the whitelist, OP list and avatar
features on the players page for this type since a proxy has no
whitelist.json/ops.json or player data files of its own.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SA9aNschKoWLmWkWNC2fGZ
player-counter: add Czech (cs) translation for query lang file
…proxy

player-counter: add Minecraft Proxy (Velocity/BungeeCord/Waterfall) q…
…tempt

Velocity/BungeeCord/Waterfall don't reliably support the legacy
enable-query/query-port GameSpot query protocol, and the exception
thrown by the query library on failure was propagating past the
generic Exception catch in MinecraftJavaQueryTypeSchema::tryQuery(),
crashing the players widget instead of falling back to ping.

Override process() in MinecraftProxyQueryTypeSchema to always use the
ping/status protocol only, skipping the legacy query attempt entirely
for proxy targets.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SA9aNschKoWLmWkWNC2fGZ
Matches eggs named/tagged Velocity, BungeeCord or Waterfall to the new
minecraft_proxy query type, same as the existing minecraft/bedrock/source
tag mappings, so proxy eggs get a sensible default query type without
manual admin setup.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SA9aNschKoWLmWkWNC2fGZ
Mirrors the existing en/de lang/strings.php files key-for-key with
natural Czech phrasing.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SA9aNschKoWLmWkWNC2fGZ
…lugins

getProjects()/getProjectVersions()/getProjectVersionsBulk() filtered
strictly by the single loader detected from the egg's tags (e.g.
"categories:paper" or "loaders":["paper"]). Plugins on Modrinth that
only declare the "spigot" or "bukkit" category (never re-tagged as
"paper" even though they work fine there, since Paper is backwards
compatible with the Spigot/Bukkit API) were silently excluded from
search results and from the available-versions list, even though they
are installable and run correctly.

Add getCompatibleLoaders() to expand the detected loader into its
upstream-compatible loaders (paper -> paper/spigot/bukkit, purpur ->
purpur/paper/spigot/bukkit, folia -> folia/paper/spigot/bukkit,
waterfall -> waterfall/bungeecord, quilt -> quilt/fabric) and OR them
together in both the search facets and the version-list loader filter.
The mapping is one-directional: a plugin published only for a fork
isn't guaranteed to run on the upstream loader, so the reverse isn't
added.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SA9aNschKoWLmWkWNC2fGZ
For Velocity/BungeeCord/Waterfall, the plugin's declared Modrinth game
versions mostly just reflect whenever it was last published, not what
it actually supports: a proxy relays the protocol for whatever version
the backend servers run and isn't itself tied to one Minecraft version.
Filtering search results and version lists by an exact game version
match was hiding older but still working proxy plugins.

Skip the "versions" search facet and the game_versions query param for
these loaders; the loader/category filter (already OR'd across
compatible loaders) is what actually determines compatibility here.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SA9aNschKoWLmWkWNC2fGZ
…oject_type

Modrinth's "project_type" field is whatever the author picked when the
project was created, not what it's actually compatible with. A
Bukkit-family project can be stored as project_type "mod" while only
having paper/spigot/purpur versions, and Modrinth's own site still
lists it under /plugin/ since it decides that split by loader, not
this field (e.g. https://modrinth.com/plugin/excellenteconomy).
Filtering search strictly by our own Mod/Plugin enum value against
this field hid such projects entirely, even on an exact loader match.

The loader/category facet already discriminates mod-loader projects
(fabric/forge/...) from plugin-loader ones (paper/spigot/...), so
project_type is now OR'd across both values, kept only as a loose
safety net against unrelated types like resourcepacks/shaders/
datapacks rather than as the actual mod vs. plugin split.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SA9aNschKoWLmWkWNC2fGZ
…l show

Verified against the live Modrinth API: the newest release tag right
now is 26.3, but excellenteconomy (and similarly many other plugins)
only declares support up to 26.1.2 - two releases behind, even though
it's a plain Bukkit-API economy plugin with no reason to actually break
on newer patches. Servers without an explicit MINECRAFT_VERSION/
MC_VERSION variable fell back to that single newest tag and filtered
search/version-list results by an exact match against it, hiding any
plugin whose author hasn't re-tagged support for it yet.

Add getRecentMinecraftVersions() (the last 5 release tags) and use
that as an OR'd window instead of the single newest tag whenever no
explicit version is configured. An explicit server version is still
treated as an exact requirement, since that's a real constraint rather
than a guess. Confirmed against the live API that excellenteconomy now
appears in search and has an installable version file with this window.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SA9aNschKoWLmWkWNC2fGZ
Even with the recent-versions fallback window, a server with an
explicit MINECRAFT_VERSION/MC_VERSION variable set still filtered
search/version-list results by an exact match against it, so plugins
whose author hasn't re-tagged support for that specific point release
yet stayed hidden regardless of the window (e.g. the panel showed
"26.2" as the detected version while excellenteconomy only declares up
to 26.1.2).

Add a plugin setting (persisted as MINECRAFT_MODRINTH_ALWAYS_USE_LATEST_VERSION,
following the same HasPluginSettings/EnvironmentWriterTrait pattern
player-counter already uses) that, when enabled, skips the Minecraft
version filter entirely for both search and version listing - loader
compatibility is still enforced, only the game-version check is
skipped. This covers the case an admin explicitly wants: always install
the newest available mod/plugin version, relying on their usual
backwards compatibility, e.g. to update everything ahead of upgrading
the server itself to a newer Minecraft version.

Repurposes the previously-unused 'latest_minecraft_version' lang key
(dead scaffolding with no code ever reading it) into this toggle's
label/hint across en/de/cs.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SA9aNschKoWLmWkWNC2fGZ
…version toggle

Confirmed live: searching "excell" on Paper 26.2 with the search cache
warm only returned the 4 hits that explicitly declare 26.2 support,
even after enabling "Always Use Latest Version" - excellenteconomy
(max 26.1.2) was still missing.

getProjects()'s cache key and getVersionsCacheKey() were built from
project type/version/loader/project id only, none of which change when
the setting is flipped, so a search or version list cached under the
strict-filter facets kept being served for up to its TTL (30 minutes)
after switching to latest-only. Add versionFilterCacheSuffix() and
include it in both cache keys so toggling the setting is reflected
immediately instead of waiting out the old cache entry.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SA9aNschKoWLmWkWNC2fGZ
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The change adds configurable Modrinth version filtering, compatible loader handling, and Minecraft proxy support for Velocity, BungeeCord, and Waterfall. It also updates proxy player controls, adds Czech translations, and suppresses expected query failure reports.

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Modrinth version filtering

Layer / File(s) Summary
Modrinth setting and localization
minecraft-modrinth/config/minecraft-modrinth.php, minecraft-modrinth/src/MinecraftModrinthPlugin.php, minecraft-modrinth/lang/*/strings.php
The plugin exposes always_use_latest_version, stores it in the environment, and adds English, German, and Czech translations.
Conditional Modrinth filtering
minecraft-modrinth/src/Services/MinecraftModrinthService.php
The service supports compatible loader groups, recent-version filtering, proxy exceptions, conditional version facets, and separate cache keys for filtering modes.

Minecraft proxy player counter

Layer / File(s) Summary
Proxy query type and registration
player-counter/src/Extensions/Query/Schemas/MinecraftProxyQueryTypeSchema.php, player-counter/src/Providers/PlayerCounterPluginProvider.php
A minecraft_proxy query type uses ping status data and is registered with the query type service.
Proxy mappings and player display
player-counter/database/Seeders/PlayerCounterSeeder.php, player-counter/src/Filament/Server/Pages/PlayersPage.php
Velocity, BungeeCord, and Waterfall map to the proxy query type. Proxy pages hide player time data, kick actions, and ban actions.
Proxy documentation and Czech localization
player-counter/README.md, player-counter/lang/cs/query.php
The README documents proxy behavior and limitations. Czech query translations are added.

Query failure handling

Layer / File(s) Summary
Silent query failures
player-counter/src/Extensions/Query/Schemas/*QueryTypeSchema.php
Expected query and ping failures no longer call report(). Existing fallback return and cleanup paths remain unchanged.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

Modrinth search flow

sequenceDiagram
  participant Server
  participant MinecraftModrinthService
  participant ModrinthAPI
  Server->>MinecraftModrinthService: request projects or versions
  MinecraftModrinthService->>MinecraftModrinthService: resolve loaders and version filters
  MinecraftModrinthService->>ModrinthAPI: send conditional facets
  ModrinthAPI-->>MinecraftModrinthService: return matching results
  MinecraftModrinthService-->>Server: return filtered results
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Minecraft proxy query flow

sequenceDiagram
  participant PlayersPage
  participant QueryTypeService
  participant MinecraftProxyQueryTypeSchema
  participant MinecraftProxy
  PlayersPage->>QueryTypeService: select minecraft_proxy
  QueryTypeService->>MinecraftProxyQueryTypeSchema: process address
  MinecraftProxyQueryTypeSchema->>MinecraftProxy: tryPing IP and port
  MinecraftProxy-->>MinecraftProxyQueryTypeSchema: return ping result or null
  MinecraftProxyQueryTypeSchema-->>PlayersPage: return proxy data
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Configured servers can receive cached Modrinth versions intended for a different compatibility filter, and hidden proxy moderation actions may still be invoked directly. Resolve both issues before merging.

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- Line 92: Update the mapping order in PlayerCounterSeeder::run so proxy
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An egg tagged both 'minecraft' and a proxy tag (e.g. 'velocity') hit
the generic 'minecraft' -> minecraft_java mapping first in the old
MAPPINGS order. Since EggGameQuery::firstOrCreate() only matched on
egg_id, the association created by that first match was never revisited
once a later proxy mapping matched the same egg, so the egg kept
minecraft_java instead of minecraft_proxy.

Move the proxy mappings before the generic 'minecraft' one, and
resolve a single highest-priority mapping per egg explicitly instead
of relying on iteration order plus firstOrCreate's create-only
semantics. Also correct the one known bad state this ordering bug
could already have produced on an existing install: a proxy egg whose
association still points to minecraft_java gets updated to
minecraft_proxy. Any other existing association (including a manually
customized one) is left untouched, so re-running the seeder can't
clobber intentional admin changes to unrelated eggs.

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🟡 Minor · Hide moderation actions for proxy queries. · PlayersPage.php:197-256

player-counter/src/Filament/Server/Pages/PlayersPage.php:197-256
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Hide moderation actions for proxy queries. PlayersPage imports App\Models\Server and marks minecraft_proxy queries with $this->isProxy, but both actions remain visible on the online tab. Their callbacks send kick <name> and ban <name> to the proxy. Stock Velocity, BungeeCord, and Waterfall installations do not provide these built-in commands, so the actions cannot perform moderation unless a plugin adds them. Add && !$this->isProxy to both visibility predicates.

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In `@player-counter/src/Filament/Server/Pages/PlayersPage.php` around lines 197 -
256, Update the visibility predicates for the exclude_kick and exclude_ban
actions in PlayersPage so both require the existing online-tab condition and
!$this->isProxy, hiding moderation actions for proxy queries while preserving
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In `@player-counter/src/Filament/Server/Pages/PlayersPage.php`:
- Around line 197-256: Update the visibility predicates for the exclude_kick and
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condition and !$this->isProxy, hiding moderation actions for proxy queries while
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Both actions were only gated on the active tab, not on isProxy, so
they showed up on the online tab for a minecraft_proxy query too and
sent 'kick <name>'/'ban <name>' to the proxy's console. Stock Velocity,
BungeeCord and Waterfall don't provide those commands out of the box,
so the actions couldn't do anything on a proxy unless a plugin added
them. Gate both on !isProxy, same as the whitelist/OP/avatar features.

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Every query schema called report(\$exception) whenever a query
attempt failed, which fires on any restart, boot-up window, or brief
network hiccup - not just genuine bugs. With the players widget
polling every 30s, this spammed the log on something completely
routine: the queried server (or proxy) not answering yet. The UI
already reflects an unreachable server as offline/unknown without
needing a log entry for it.

Drop the report() calls in all six query schemas (Java query+ping,
Bedrock, Source/GoldSource, CitizenFX, Palworld); the proxy schema
inherits the Java ones, so this covers it too. The exceptions are
still caught and swallowed exactly as before, just without logging.

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🟡 Minor · Include the effective version filter in both cache-key… · MinecraftModrinthService.php:250-265

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Include the effective version filter in both cache-key boundaries. getMinecraftVersion() returns the configured version or the latest version. For an unconfigured server, getMinecraftVersionsForFiltering() instead returns a recent-version window. If the configured version equals the latest version, both requests use the same $minecraftVersion and exact suffix, although one request filters by one version and the other filters by several versions. The project key and getVersionsCacheKey() can therefore reuse an incompatible response. A configured request can receive versions from the recent window, while an unconfigured request can receive only exact-version results. Make the shared cache-key input include the effective filtering mode and normalized version list, and use it for both the getProjects() key and getVersionsCacheKey() used by the single and bulk version paths.

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In `@minecraft-modrinth/src/Services/MinecraftModrinthService.php` around lines
250 - 265, The cache keys built by getProjects() and getVersionsCacheKey() must
distinguish effective version filtering, not just the configured/latest version
and suffix. Reuse a shared cache-key input containing the filtering mode and
normalized version list returned by getMinecraftVersionsForFiltering(), and
apply it consistently to the project key and both single and bulk version-cache
paths so configured and unconfigured requests cannot reuse incompatible
responses.

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In `@player-counter/src/Filament/Server/Pages/PlayersPage.php`:
- Around line 196-202: Update the exclude_kick and exclude_ban action callbacks
in PlayersPage so each checks isProxy and exits before calling Server::send()
when proxy mode is active. Keep the existing kick and ban behavior unchanged for
non-proxy pages; do not rely solely on the visible() conditions.

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In `@minecraft-modrinth/src/Services/MinecraftModrinthService.php`:
- Around line 250-265: The cache keys built by getProjects() and
getVersionsCacheKey() must distinguish effective version filtering, not just the
configured/latest version and suffix. Reuse a shared cache-key input containing
the filtering mode and normalized version list returned by
getMinecraftVersionsForFiltering(), and apply it consistently to the project key
and both single and bulk version-cache paths so configured and unconfigured
requests cannot reuse incompatible responses.

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Enforce proxy exclusion when executing kick and ban actions. The closures call $server->send(...) without checking the persisted GameQuery::query_type. If Filament does not re-check visible() during Livewire action execution, a forged request can invoke these actions for minecraft_proxy. Add an execution-time guard based on the persisted query type, not the public $isProxy property.

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->recordActions([
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->visible(fn () => !$this->activeTab || $this->activeTab === 'online')
->visible(fn () => (!$this->activeTab || $this->activeTab === 'online') && !$this->isProxy)
->label(trans('player-counter::query.kick'))
->icon('tabler-door-exit')
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<title>Result 1</title> https://filamentphp.com/docs/5.x/components/table > ## Documentation Index > > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://filamentphp.com/docs/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Rendering a table in a Blade view Before proceeding, make sure `filament/tables` is installed in your project. You can check by running: ```bash composer show filament/tables ``` If it&`#39`;s not installed, consult the installation guide and configure the individual components according to the instructions. ## Setting up the Livewire component First, generate a new Livewire component: ```bash php artisan make:livewire ListProducts ``` Then, render your Livewire component on the page: ```blade `@livewire`(&`#39`;list-products&`#39`;) ``` Alternatively, you can use a full-page Livewire component: ```php use App\Livewire\ListProducts; use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Route; Route::get(&`#39`;products&`#39`;, ListProducts::class); ``` ## Adding the table There are 3 tasks when adding a table to a Livewire component class: 1. Implement the `HasTable` and `HasSchemas` interfaces, and use the `InteractsWithTable` and `InteractsWithSchemas` traits. 2. Add a `table()` method, which is where you configure the table. Add the table&`#39`;s columns, filters, and actions. 3. Make sure to define the base query that will be used to fetch rows in the table. For example, if you&`#39`;re listing products from your `Product` model, you will want to return `Product::query()`. ```php <?php namespace App\Livewire; use App\Models\Shop\Product; use Filament\Actions\Concerns\InteractsWithActions; use Filament\Actions\Contracts\HasActions; use Filament\Schemas\Concerns\InteractsWithSchemas; use Filament\Schemas\Concerns\RestrictsFileUploadsToSchemaComponents; use Filament\Schemas\Contracts\HasSchemas; use Filament\Tables\Columns\TextColumn; use Filament\Tables\Concerns\InteractsWithTable; use Filament\Tables\Contracts\HasTable; use Filament\Tables\Table; use Illuminate\Contracts\View\View; use Livewire\Component; class ListProducts extends Component implements HasActions, HasSchemas, HasTable { use InteractsWithActions; use InteractsWithSchemas; use InteractsWithTable; use RestrictsFileUploadsToSchemaComponents; public function table(Table $table): Table { return $table ->query(Product::query()) ->columns([ TextColumn::make(&`#39`;name&`#39`;), ]) ->filters([ // ... ]) ->recordActions([ // ... ]) ->toolbarActions([ // ... ]); } public function render(): View { return view(&`#39`;livewire.list-products&`#39`;); } } ``` Finally, in your Livewire component&`#39`;s view, render the table: ```blade <div> {{ $this->table }} </div> ``` Visit your Livewire component in the browser, and you should see the table. `filament/tables` also includes the following packages: - `filament/actions` - `filament/forms` - `filament/support` These packages allow you to use their components within Livewire components. For example, if your table uses Actions, remember to implement the `HasActions` interface and include the `InteractsWithActions` trait. If you are using any other Filament components in your table, make sure to install and integrate the corresponding package as well. ## Building a table for an Eloquent relationship If you want to build a table for an Eloquent relationship, you can use the `relationship()` and `inverseRelationship()` methods on the `$table` instead of passing a `query()`. `HasMany`, `HasManyThrough`, `BelongsToMany`, `MorphMany` and `MorphToMany` relationships are compatible: ```php use App\Models\Category; use Filament\Tables\Table; use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Relations\BelongsToMany; public Category $category; public function table(Table $table): Table { return $table ->relationship(fn (): BelongsToMany => $this->category->products()) ->inverseRelationship(&`#39`;categories&`#39`;) ->columns([ TextColumn::make(&`#39`;name&`#39`;), ]); } ``` In this example, we have a `$category` property which holds a `Category` model i…[truncated] <title>Result 2</title> https://filamentphp.com/docs/3.x/tables/adding-a-table-to-a-livewire-component > ## Documentation Index > > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://filamentphp.com/docs/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Adding a table to a Livewire component You are currently viewing the documentation for Filament 3.x, which is a previous version of Filament. Looking for the current stable version? Visit the 5.x documentation. ## Setting up the Livewire component First, generate a new Livewire component: ```bash php artisan make:livewire ListProducts ``` Then, render your Livewire component on the page: ```blade `@livewire`(&`#39`;list-products&`#39`;) ``` Alternatively, you can use a full-page Livewire component: ```php use App\Livewire\ListProducts; use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Route; Route::get(&`#39`;products&`#39`;, ListProducts::class); ``` ## Adding the table There are 3 tasks when adding a table to a Livewire component class: 1. Implement the `HasTable` and `HasForms` interfaces, and use the `InteractsWithTable` and `InteractsWithForms` traits. 2. Add a `table()` method, which is where you configure the table. Add the table&`#39`;s columns, filters, and actions. 3. Make sure to define the base query that will be used to fetch rows in the table. For example, if you&`#39`;re listing products from your `Product` model, you will want to return `Product::query()`. ```php <?php namespace App\Livewire; use App\Models\Shop\Product; use Filament\Forms\Concerns\InteractsWithForms; use Filament\Forms\Contracts\HasForms; use Filament\Tables\Columns\TextColumn; use Filament\Tables\Concerns\InteractsWithTable; use Filament\Tables\Contracts\HasTable; use Filament\Tables\Table; use Illuminate\Contracts\View\View; use Livewire\Component; class ListProducts extends Component implements HasForms, HasTable { use InteractsWithTable; use InteractsWithForms; public function table(Table $table): Table { return $table ->query(Product::query()) ->columns([ TextColumn::make(&`#39`;name&`#39`;), ]) ->filters([ // ... ]) ->actions([ // ... ]) ->bulkActions([ // ... ]); } public function render(): View { return view(&`#39`;livewire.list-products&`#39`;); } } ``` Finally, in your Livewire component&`#39`;s view, render the table: ```blade <div> {{ $this->table }} </div> ``` Visit your Livewire component in the browser, and you should see the table. ## Building a table for an Eloquent relationship If you want to build a table for an Eloquent relationship, you can use the `relationship()` and `inverseRelationship()` methods on the `$table` instead of passing a `query()`. `HasMany`, `HasManyThrough`, `BelongsToMany`, `MorphMany` and `MorphToMany` relationships are compatible: ```php use App\Models\Category; use Filament\Tables\Table; use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Relations\BelongsToMany; public Category $category; public function table(Table $table): Table { return $table ->relationship(fn (): BelongsToMany => $this->category->products()) ->inverseRelationship(&`#39`;categories&`#39`;) ->columns([ TextColumn::make(&`#39`;name&`#39`;), ]); } ``` In this example, we have a `$category` property which holds a `Category` model instance. The category has a relationship named `products`. We use a function to return the relationship instance. This is a many-to-many relationship, so the inverse relationship is called `categories`, and is defined on the `Product` model. We just need to pass the name of this relationship to the `inverseRelationship()` method, not the whole instance. Now that the table is using a relationship instead of a plain Eloquent query, all actions will be performed on the relationship instead of the query. For example, if you use a `CreateAction`, the new product will be automatically attached to the category. If your relationship uses a pivot table, you can use all pivot columns as if they were normal columns on your table, as long as they are listed in the `withPivot()` method of the relationship and inverse relationship de…[truncated] <title>packages/tables/src/Concerns/HasActions.php</title> https://github.com/filamentphp/filament/blob/2.x/packages/tables/src/Concerns/HasActions.php # packages/tables/src/Concerns/HasActions.php - Branch: 2.x - Repository: filamentphp/filament --- cachedTableActions = []; $actions = Action::configureUsing( Closure::fromCallable([$this, &`#39`;configureTableAction&`#39`;]), fn (): array => $this->getTableActions(), ); foreach ($actions as $index => $action) { if ($action instanceof ActionGroup) { foreach ($action->getActions() as $groupedAction) { $groupedAction->table($this->getCachedTable()); } $this->cachedTableActions[$index] = $action; continue; } $action->table($this->getCachedTable()); $this->cachedTableActions[$action->getName()] = $action; } } public function cacheTableColumnActions(): void { $this->cachedTableColumnActions = []; foreach ($this->getCachedTableColumns() as $column) { $action = $column->getAction(); if (! ($action instanceof Action)) { continue; } $actionName = $action->getName(); if (array_key_exists($actionName, $this->cachedTableColumnActions)) { continue; } $action->table($this->getCachedTable()); $this->cachedTableColumnActions[$actionName] = $action; } } protected function configureTableAction(Action $action): void { } public function callMountedTableAction(?string $arguments = null) { $action = $this->getMountedTableAction(); if (! $action) { return; } if (filled($this->mountedTableActionRecord) && ($action->getRecord() === null)) { return; } if ($action->isDisabled()) { return; } $action->arguments($arguments ? json_decode($arguments, associative: true) : []); $form = $this->getMountedTableActionForm(); $result = null; try { if ($action->hasForm()) { $action->callBeforeFormValidated(); $action->formData($form->getState()); $action->callAfterFormValidated(); } $action->callBefore(); $result = $action->call([ &`#39`;form&`#39`; => $form, ]); $result = $action->callAfter() ?? $result; } catch (Halt $exception) { return; } catch (Cancel $exception) { } if (filled($this->redirectTo)) { return $result; } $this->mountedTableAction = null; $action->record(null); $this->mountedTableActionRecord(null); $action->resetArguments(); $action->resetFormData(); $this->dispatchBrowserEvent(&`#39`;close-modal&`#39`;, [ &`#39`;id&`#39`; => "{$this->id}-table-action", ]); return $result; } public function mountedTableActionRecord($record): void { $this->mountedTableActionRecord = $record; } public function mountTableAction(string $name, ?string $record = null) { $this->mountedTableAction = $name; $this->mountedTableActionRecord($record); $action = $this->getMountedTableAction(); if (! $action) { return; } if (filled($record) && ($action->getRecord() === null)) { return; } if ($action->isDisabled()) { return; } $this->cacheForm( &`#39`;mountedTableActionForm&`#39`;, fn () => $this->getMountedTableActionForm(), ); try { if ($action->hasForm()) { $action->callBeforeFormFilled(); } $action->mount([ &`#39`;form&`#39`; => $this->getMountedTableActionForm(), ]); if ($action->hasForm()) { $action->callAfterFormFilled(); } } catch (Halt $exception) { return; } catch (Cancel $exception) { $this->mountedTableAction = null; $this->mountedTableActionRecord(null); return; } if (! $action->shouldOpenModal()) { return $this->callMountedTableAction(); } $this->resetErrorBag(); $this->dispatchBrowserEvent(&`#39`;open-modal&`#39`;, [ &`#39`;id&`#39`; => "{$this->id}-table-action", ]); } public function getCachedTableActions(): array { return $this->cachedTableActions; } public function getCachedTableColumnActions(): array { return $this->cachedTableColumnActions; } public function getMountedTableAction(): ?Action { if (! $this->mountedTableAction) { return null; } return $this->getCachedTableAction($this->mountedTableAction) ?? 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$this->mountedTableActionRecord, $arguments); } public function mountedTableActionShouldOpenModal(?Action $mountedAction = null): bool { return ($mountedAction ?? $this->getMountedTableAction())->shouldOpenModal( checkForFormUsing: $this->mountedTableActionHasForm(...), ); } public function mountedTableActionHasForm(?Action $mountedAction = null): bool { return (bool) count($this->getMountedTableActionForm(mountedAction: $mountedAction)?->getComponents() ?? []); } public function getMountedTableAction(): ?Action { if (! count($this->mountedTableActions ?? [])) { return null; } return $this->getTable()->getAction($this->mountedTableActions); } public function getMountedTableActionForm(?Action $mountedAction = null): ?Form { $mountedAction ??= $this->getMountedTableAction(); if (! $mountedAction) { return null; } if ((! $this->isCachingForms) && $this->hasCachedForm(&`#39`;mount…[truncated] <title>Table action initially hidden does not trigger action · Issue `#7328` · filamentphp/filament</title> GitHub issue 7328 in filamentphp/filament (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference) # Issue: filamentphp/filament `#7328` - Repository: filamentphp/filament | A powerful open-source UI framework for Laravel • Build and ship apps & admin panels fast with Livewire | 31K stars | PHP ## Table action initially hidden does not trigger action - Author: [`@mrgla55`](https://github.com/mrgla55) - State: closed (completed) - Labels: bug, unconfirmed - Milestone: v3 - Created: 2023-07-31T23:44:10Z - Updated: 2023-08-05T21:19:42Z - Closed: 2023-08-05T21:19:21Z - Closed by: [`@mrgla55`](https://github.com/mrgla55) ### Package filament/filament ### Package Version v3.0.0-beta25 ### Laravel Version v10.16.1 ### Livewire Version v3.0.0-beta.5 ### PHP Version PHP 8.2.7 ### Problem description I have 2 row actions in a table - one to set a timestamp, the other to clear it. Depending if a current value exists, one of the actions is hidden and the other is shown. The action that is initially hidden on page load, does not trigger the action once it is shown and clicked. Action::make(&`#39`;clear&`#39`;) ->visible(fn(Patient $patient) => !empty($patient->date_of_birth)) ->action(fn(Patient $patient) => $patient->update([&`#39`;date_of_birth&`#39`; => null])) , Action::make(&`#39`;set&`#39`;) ->visible(fn(Patient $patient) => empty($patient->date_of_birth)) ->action(fn(Patient $patient) => $patient->update([&`#39`;date_of_birth&`#39`; => now()])) , ### Expected behavior The action of the initially hidden button should still trigger the action logic ### Steps to reproduce The action that is initially shown is clicked and expected result occurs. The value is set, the action is hidden, and the previously hidden action is shown instead. Then when the second action is clicked, nothing happens. ### Reproduction repository https://github.com/mrgla55/filament-testing ### Relevant log output _No response_ --- ### Timeline **mrgla55** added label `bug`; added label `unconfirmed` · Jul 31, 2023 at 11:44pm **zepfietje** added this to milestone **v3** · Aug 1, 2023 at 8:10am **`@mrgla55`** commented · Aug 1, 2023 at 11:26am · Author · edited > I&`#39`;ve managed to narrow this down to a specific issue. When the livewire call to "mountTableAction" is made, it is using the first action shown as params instead of the one clicked. > > If I add EditAction::make(), in between the 2 custom actions, the actions work correctly. > > Action::make(&`#39`;clear&`#39`;) > ->visible(fn(Patient $patient) => !empty($patient->date_of_birth)) > ->action(fn(Patient $patient) => $patient->update([&`#39`;date_of_birth&`#39`; => null])) > , > Tables\Actions\EditAction::make(), > Action::make(&`#39`;set&`#39`;) > ->visible(fn(Patient $patient) => empty($patient->date_of_birth)) > ->action(fn(Patient $patient) => $patient->update([&`#39`;date_of_birth&`#39`; => now()])) > , **mrgla55** closed this · Aug 5, 2023 at 9:19pm **`@mrgla55`** commented · Aug 5, 2023 at 9:19pm · Author > This appears to be fixed now - using v3.0.8

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The combination of getAction, isVisible, and tables in a programming context typically refers to the Filament PHP framework [1]. In Filament, actions are commonly used to perform operations within tables or forms [1][2]. The methods getAction (often used as getActions in collections) and isVisible are part of the framework&#39;s internal API for managing component visibility [1]. 1. isVisible: This method is used to determine if an action or component should be rendered in the user interface [1]. It is often used in filtering collections of actions to ensure only those that should be seen by the user are included in the HTML output [1]. 2. Tables: Filament tables extensively use this pattern. When rendering table actions (e.g., Edit, Delete, or custom actions), the framework iterates through the configured actions and calls isVisible on each one to check permissions or conditional logic before displaying them [1]. If you are encountering this in your codebase, it is likely that you are working with a Filament table configuration where you are either defining custom actions or debugging the rendering logic of table rows [1]. In tests, you might see methods like assertActionVisible used to verify that this logic is functioning as expected [2].
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"fi-width-{$width->value}" : (is_string($width) ? $width : &`#39`;&`#39`;), &`#39`;fi-scrollable&`#39`; => $maxHeight, ]) ->style([ "max-height: {$maxHeight}" => $maxHeight, ]); ob_start(); ?> getExtraDropdownAttributeBag()->class([&`#39`;fi-dropdown&`#39`;])->toHtml() ?> > toTriggerHtml() ?> getDropdownPlacement() ?? &`#39`;bottom-start&`#39`; ?> hasDropdownFlip() ? &`#39`;.flip&`#39`; : &`#39`;&`#39`; ?> hasDropdownTeleport() ? &`#39`;.teleport&`#39`; : &`#39`;&`#39`; ?>.offset="{ offset: getDropdownOffset() ?? 8 ?> }" x-ref="panel" x-transition:enter-start="fi-opacity-0" x-transition:leave-end="fi-opacity-0" toHtml() ?> > toHtml() ?> triggerView = $view; return $this; } /** * `@param` ... */ public ... View(string | ... ): static { $this->defaultTriggerView = $view ... return $this; } /** ... * `@return` view-string */ public function getTriggerView(): string { if (isset($this->triggerView)) { return $this->triggerView; } if (filled($defaultView = $this->getDefaultTriggerView())) { return $defaultView; } throw new LogicException(&`#39`;Class [&`#39`; . static::class . &`#39`;] extends [&`#39`; . ActionGroup::class . &`#39`;] but does not have a [$triggerView] property defined.&`#39`;); } <title>Comparing v4.7.0...v4.7.1 · filamentphp/filament</title> https://github.com/filamentphp/filament/compare/v4.7.0...v4.7.1 stubs. ... HasBulkActions. ... ### packages/ ... /src/Concerns/InteractsWithActions.php ... ```diff @@ -506,6 +506,10 @@ protected function resolveActions(array $actions, bool $isMounting = true): arra continue; } + if (filled($action[&`#39`;arguments&`#39`;] ?? [])) { + $resolvedAction->mergeArguments($action[&`#39`;arguments&`#39`;]); + } + $resolvedAction->nestingIndex($actionNestingIndex); $resolvedAction->boot(); @@ -631,7 +635,7 @@ protected function resolveSchemaComponentAction(array $action, array $parentActi } /** - * `@param` string | array<string> $actions + * `@param` string | array<string | array<string, mixed>> $actions */ public function getAction(string | array $actions, bool $isMounting = true): ?Action { ... ```diff @@ -160,7 +160,6 @@ class="fi-fo-table-repeater-actions" `@if` ($schemaComponent->isVisible()) `@php` - $schemaComponentStatePath = $schemaComponent->getStatePath(); $currentColumn = $tableColumns[$counter - 1] ?? null; $columnVerticalAlignment = $currentColumn?->getVerticalAlignment(); `@endphp` ... && eval(&`#39`; ... &`#39`;, - ... ### packages/tables/src/Table/Concerns/HasBulkActions.php ... ### tests/src/Actions/ActionTest.php ... ```diff @@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ ... \Notifications\Notification ... +use Filament\Tests\Fixtures\Models\Post; use Filament\Tests\Fixtures\Pages\Actions; use Illuminate\Support\Str; @@ -556,3 +557,15 @@ ->assertHasNoActionErrors() ->assertDispatched(&`#39`;grouped-extra-actions-called&`#39`;, content: $content); }); + +it(&`#39`;can assert an action exists with arguments that are used to resolve a record for a schema&`#39`;, function (): void { + $postId = Post::factory()->create()->getKey(); + + livewire(Actions::class) + ->assertActionExists(&`#39`;arguments-with-record-and-schema&`#39`;, arguments: [ + &`#39`;post_id&`#39`; => $postId, + ]) + ->assertActionVisible(&`#39`;arguments-with-record-and-schema&`#39`;, arguments: [ + &`#39`;post_id&`#39`; => $postId, + ]); +}); ... ```diff @@ ... +use Filament\Tests\Fixtures\Models\Post; class Actions extends Page { @@ -212,6 +213,15 @@ protected function getHeaderActions(): array ->action(function (): void { $this->dispatch(&`#39`;replaced-action-called&`#39`;); }), + Action::make(&`#39`;arguments-with-record-and-schema&`#39`;) + ->schema( + fn (Post $record, Schema $schema) => $schema + ->record($record) + ->schema([ + TextInput::make(&`#39`;foo&`#39`;), + ]) + ) + ->record(fn (array $arguments) => Post::findOrFail($arguments[&`#39`;post_id&`#39`;])), ]; } }

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Enforce proxy mode in the action handlers. visible() only controls rendering. Filament resolves actions by name without checking visibility, so a Livewire caller can invoke exclude_kick or exclude_ban on a minecraft_proxy page. The callbacks still send kick or ban to the server. Add an $this->isProxy guard before Server::send() in both callbacks.

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In `@player-counter/src/Filament/Server/Pages/PlayersPage.php` around lines 196 -
202, Update the exclude_kick and exclude_ban action callbacks in PlayersPage so
each checks isProxy and exits before calling Server::send() when proxy mode is
active. Keep the existing kick and ban behavior unchanged for non-proxy pages;
do not rely solely on the visible() conditions.

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Please create one PR per plugin & feature.

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