Input wrapper Blade component

Introduction

The input wrapper component should be used as a wrapper around the input or select components. It provides a border and other elements such as a prefix or suffix.

<x-filament::input.wrapper>
    <x-filament::input
        type="text"
        wire:model="name"
    />
</x-filament::input.wrapper>

<x-filament::input.wrapper>
    <x-filament::input.select wire:model="status">
        <option value="draft">Draft</option>
        <option value="reviewing">Reviewing</option>
        <option value="published">Published</option>
    </x-filament::input.select>
</x-filament::input.wrapper>

Triggering the error state of the input

The component has special styling that you can use if it is invalid. To trigger this styling, you can use either Blade or Alpine.js. To trigger the error state using Blade, you can pass the valid attribute to the component, which contains either true or false based on if the input is valid or not:

<x-filament::input.wrapper :valid="! $errors->has('name')">
    <x-filament::input
        type="text"
        wire:model="name"
    />
</x-filament::input.wrapper>

Alternatively, you can use an Alpine.js expression to trigger the error state, based on if it evaluates to true or false:

<div x-data="{ errors: ['name'] }">
    <x-filament::input.wrapper alpine-valid="! errors.includes('name')">
        <x-filament::input
            type="text"
            wire:model="name"
        />
    </x-filament::input.wrapper>
</div>

Disabling the input

To disable the input, you must also pass the disabled attribute to the wrapper component:

<x-filament::input.wrapper disabled>
    <x-filament::input
        type="text"
        wire:model="name"
        disabled
    />
</x-filament::input.wrapper>

Adding affix text aside the input

You may place text before and after the input using the prefix and suffix slots:

<x-filament::input.wrapper>
    <x-slot name="prefix">
        https://
    </x-slot>

    <x-filament::input
        type="text"
        wire:model="domain"
    />

    <x-slot name="suffix">
        .com
    </x-slot>
</x-filament::input.wrapper>

Using icons as affixes

You may place an icon before and after the input using the prefix-icon and suffix-icon attributes:

<x-filament::input.wrapper suffix-icon="heroicon-m-globe-alt">
    <x-filament::input
        type="url"
        wire:model="domain"
    />
</x-filament::input.wrapper>

Setting the affix icon’s color

Affix icons are gray by default, but you may set a different color using the prefix-icon-color and affix-icon-color attributes:

<x-filament::input.wrapper
    suffix-icon="heroicon-m-check-circle"
    suffix-icon-color="success"
>
    <x-filament::input
        type="url"
        wire:model="domain"
    />
</x-filament::input.wrapper>

Icon button Blade component Input Blade component

​Introduction

​Triggering the error state of the input

​Disabling the input

​Adding affix text aside the input

​Using icons as affixes

​Setting the affix icon’s color