Approvals

• Features:
• Versions
• Documentation
• Preview
• Installation
• Usage
  • 1. Define Approval Status Enum
  • 2. Define Approval Flow in Model
  • 3. Basic Filament Action Usage
• Testing
• Credits
• License

This package allows you to easily implement approval workflows in your Filament-powered Laravel application. You can define approval logic per model, specify who can approve (based on roles, permissions, or user logic), and expose powerful UI actions using Filament’s Infolist components.

#Features:

• ✅ Native PHP Enums for status handling
• 🔁 Define multiple approval flows per model
• 👥 Role-, user-, and permission-based approval logic
• 🧩 Seamless integration with Filament Actions and Forms
• 🎨 Customize icons, labels, tooltips, colors per status
• 🛡️ Control button visibility and approval flow states based on business logic
• 🔔 Built-in confirmation prompts and notifications
• 🧱 Fully expandable

#Versions

#Documentation

You can find the full documentation here.

#Preview

(The lower section are the Approvals)

#Installation

You can install the package via composer:

composer require ffhs/filament-package_ffhs_approvals  

You can publish the config file with:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag="filament-package_ffhs_approvals-config"  

You can publish and run the migrations with:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag="filament-package_ffhs_approvals-migrations"  
php artisan migrate  

#Usage

#1. Define Approval Status Enum

Create a PHP Enum implementing HasApprovalStatuses:

use Ffhs\Approvals\Contracts\HasApprovalStatuses;  
  
enum MyApprovalStatus: string  implements HasApprovalStatuses  
{  
    case APPROVED = 'approved';  
    case INCOMPLETE = 'incomplete';  
    case DENIED = 'denied';  
  
    public static function getApprovedStatuses(): array  
    {  
        return [self::APPROVED];  
    }  
  
    public static function getDeniedStatuses(): array  
    {  
        return [self::DENIED];  
    }  
  
    public static function getPendingStatuses(): array  
    {  
        return [self::INCOMPLETE];  
    }  
}

#2. Define Approval Flow in Model

Implement Approvable and use the HasApprovals trait:

namespace App\Models;

class MyModel extends Model implements Approvable{
	use HasApprovals;

	public function getApprovalFlows(): array  
	{
		return [
			'management_approved' => SimpleApprovalFlow::make()
				->approvalStatus(ApplicationApprovalStatus::cases())
				->aprovalBy([
					SimpleApprovalBy::make('employee')
						->any(),
						
					SimpleApprovalBy::make('manager')
						->permission('can_approve_for_manager'),
						
					SimpleApprovalBy::make('hr')
						->role('hr_role')
						->atLeast(2)
					
				])
		];
	}
}

#3. Basic Filament Action Usage

Render the approval action in your Filament resource or view:

// MyModelView.php

ApprovalActions::make('managment_aproved')

#Testing

composer install  
./vendor/bin/testbench vendor:publish --tag="filament-package_ffhs_custom_forms-migrations"    
./vendor/bin/testbench workbench:build  
./vendor/bin/pest test    

#Credits

• Kirschbaum Development Group

#License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.