Livewire PowerGridDatasource
The datasource() method feeds data to your PowerGrid Table.
You can find this method inside your PowerGrid file (e.g. DishTable.php).
Example of usage with an Eloquent Model:
//..
public function datasource(): ?Builder
{
return Dish::query();
}//..
public function datasource(): ?Builder
{
return Dish::query();
}You can also load Relationships. See the following example:
//..
public function datasource(): ?Builder
{
return Dish::query()->with('kitchen');
}//..
public function datasource(): ?Builder
{
return Dish::query()->with('kitchen');
}TIP
datasource supports these types of returns:
- Eloquent Builder - \Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Builder::class
- Query Builder - \Illuminate\Database\Query\Builder::class
- Collection - \Illuminate\Support\Collection::class
- array - native array
Custom Primary Key
By default, PowerGrid uses the field id as your Model's primary key.
If your model uses a custom primary key, you must configure the property $primaryKey in your PowerGrid component.
The next example uses the column custom_id as primary key.
final class RestaurantsTable extends PowerGridComponent
{
use ActionButton;
public string $primaryKey = 'restaurants.custom_id';
public string $sortField = 'restaurants.custom_id';
//...final class RestaurantsTable extends PowerGridComponent
{
use ActionButton;
public string $primaryKey = 'restaurants.custom_id';
public string $sortField = 'restaurants.custom_id';
//...Join Tables
Some features like Column sortable() or Column Filters may require you to join your relationship in your Datasource. This will make the relationship table fields available in the same result row.
The following example shows how to join the categories relationship:
//..
public function datasource(): ?Builder
{
return Dish::query()
->join('categories', function ($categories) {
$categories->on('dishes.category_id', '=', 'categories.id');
})
->select([
'dishes.id',
'dishes.calories',
'categories.name as category_name',
]);
}//..
public function datasource(): ?Builder
{
return Dish::query()
->join('categories', function ($categories) {
$categories->on('dishes.category_id', '=', 'categories.id');
})
->select([
'dishes.id',
'dishes.calories',
'categories.name as category_name',
]);
}Keys conflict
You might encounter a conflict between primary keys using the same field name (E.g, id).
To fix this problem, declare your $primaryKey and $sortField properties as the example shows:
//...
public string $primaryKey = 'dishes.id';
public string $sortField = 'dishes.id';//...
public string $primaryKey = 'dishes.id';
public string $sortField = 'dishes.id';Sort by join column
If you need to sort by a column that is in another table, you can add the table name along with the column. (E.g, categories.name)
//...
public function columns(): array
{
//...
Column::make(__('Category'), 'category_name', 'categories.name'),
//...
}//...
public function columns(): array
{
//...
Column::make(__('Category'), 'category_name', 'categories.name'),
//...
}