A Signature pad field for FilamentPHP based on szimek/signature_pad.
NOTE: This documentation is for ^v2.0
which only supports FilamentPHP ^3.0
. If you are using Filament 2.x
, you should use SignaturePad v1.x
. See the docs here
You can install the package via composer:
composer require coolsam/signature-pad
Next, Publish filament's assets to ensure the plugin's assets are published to the public directory.
php artisan filament:assets
You may also publish the package's translations using:
php artisan vendor:publish --tag="signature-pad-translations"
You can publish the config file with:
php artisan vendor:publish --tag="signature-pad-config"
Use it in your Filament Forms as follows:
use Coolsam\SignaturePad\Forms\Components\Fields\SignaturePad; SignaturePad::make('my_signature'), // Other methodsSignaturePad::make('signature') ->backgroundColor('white') // Set the background color in case you want to download to jpeg ->penColor('blue') // Set the pen color ->strokeMinDistance(2.0) // set the minimum stroke distance (the default works fine) ->strokeMaxWidth(2.5) // set the max width of the pen stroke ->strokeMinWidth(1.0) // set the minimum width of the pen stroke ->strokeDotSize(2.0) // set the stroke dot size. ->hideDownloadButtons() // In case you don't want to show the download buttons on the pad, you can hide them by setting this option.
That's it! Enjoy composing beautiful signatures.
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The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.
Sam Maosa is a Full-Stack software developer and open-source software maintainer with 10+ years of experience, mainly using the TALL stack (Tailwind, Alpine, Laravel & Livewire). His Open source contributions are currently mainly centered around FilamentPHP. He also contributes to other stacks such as Inertia.js, Vue.js, and Node.
Sam resides in Nairobi, Kenya, and is an employee of Strathmore University. His goal is to transition fully into open-source software development and maintenance and to make more contributions to the core packages of the TALL/FLAT stack.