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Core

Where To Send From

The three call sites — inside an action, in a plain Livewire component, and around a form's save — and what each one already does for you.

On this page

Most notifications are not written by hand: an action reports its own success, a form reports a save, and a table reports a bulk run. This page is what each of those already does, and how to say something else instead from the same place.

Usage in Actions

Action::make('save')
    ->action(function ($record, Action $action) {
        $record->save();
        $action->sendSuccessNotification();
    })
    ->successNotification('Saved!');
 
// Custom notification from action
$action->sendNotification(
    Notification::success('Done')
        ->title('Processed')
        ->duration(3000)
        ->icon('check')
);

Usage in Components

use NyonCode\WireCore\Notifications\Concerns\InteractsWithNotifications;
use NyonCode\WireCore\Notifications\Notification;
 
class MyComponent extends Component
{
    use InteractsWithNotifications;
 
    public function save(): void
    {
        // ... save logic
 
        // Type shortcuts (take a message string)
        $this->notifySuccess('Record saved');
        $this->notifyError('Save failed');
        $this->notifyWarning('Careful');
        $this->notifyInfo('Heads up');
 
        // Or send a fully-built Notification
        $this->notify(
            Notification::success('Record saved')->title('Done')->duration(5000)
        );
    }
}

Usage in Forms

Forms automatically send a success notification after save() unless disabled:

Form::make()
    ->schema([...])
    ->model(User::class)
    ->successMessage('User saved!')          // custom message
    ->save();
 
// Disable
Form::make()
    ->schema([...])
    ->disableSuccessNotification()
    ->save();