Form Callback

model-form currently has three methods for receiving callback functions:

// callback after form submission
$form->submitted(function (Form $form) {
    //...
});

// callback before save
$form->saving(function (Form $form) {
    //...
});

// callback after save
$form->saved(function (Form $form) {
    //...
});

If required, you can add additional fields to ignore using the submitted function e.g.

$form->submitted(function (Form $form) {
    $form->ignore('username');
 });

The form data that is currently submitted can be retrieved from the callback parameter $form:

$form->saving(function (Form $form) {

    dump($form->username);

});

Get data in model

$form->saved(function (Form $form) {

    $form->model()->id;

});

Can redirect other urls by returning an instance of Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\Response directly in the callback:

$form->saving(function (Form $form) {

    // returns a simple response
    return response('xxxx');

});

$form->saving(function (Form $form) {

    // redirect url
    return redirect('/admin/users');

});

$form->saving(function (Form $form) {

    // throws an exception
    throw new \Exception('Error friends. . .');

});

Return error or success information on the page:

use Illuminate\Support\MessageBag;

// redirect back with an error message
$form->saving(function ($form) {

    $error = new MessageBag([
        'title'   => 'title...',
        'message' => 'message....',
    ]);

    return back()->with(compact('error'));
});

// redirect back with a successful message
$form->saving(function ($form) {

    $success = new MessageBag([
        'title'   => 'title...',
        'message' => 'message....',
    ]);

    return back()->with(compact('success'));
});

deleting & deleted

Two callbacks deleting and deleted were added before and after the deletion.

Can throw an exception directly

$form->deleting(function () {
    ...
    throw new \Exception('Some error..');
});

$form->deleted(function () {
    ...
    throw new \Exception('Some error..');
});

Return a json response directly, which can be used to modify the prompt text:

$form->deleting(function () {
    ...
    return response()->json([
        'status'  => false,
        'message' => 'Delete failed, please. .',
    ]);
});

$form->deleted(function () {
    ...
    return response()->json([
        'status'  => false,
        'message' => 'Delete failed, please. .',
    ]);
});