Spiggle Dynamic Fields

• Why use Dynamic Fields?
• Community Edition field types
• Pro field types & features
• Requirements
• Installation
  • 1. Require the package
  • 2. Publish config & migrations, then migrate
  • 3. Register the Filament plugin
  • 4. Add HasCustomFields to your model
  • 5. Wire CustomFieldMapper in your Filament resource
• Quick start
• Artisan commands
• Related
• License

Custom fields for Laravel + Filament — no migrations per field, no redeploy.

Create and manage fields from the admin panel. Values live in indexed EAV tables and appear on forms, table columns, and infolists automatically.

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#Why use Dynamic Fields?

• No-code field creation — define labels, types, validation, and options in the Filament panel
• No migration per field — add fields without schema changes or redeploys
• Filament-native — maps to standard Filament form inputs, table columns, and infolist entries
• EAV storage — indexed custom_fields, custom_field_options, and custom_field_values tables (not a bloated JSON column)
• Built-in validation — Laravel rules (required, email, min/max, regex, etc.) configured in the UI
• Table columns included — toggleable, searchable columns for every saved field
• Model-agnostic — attach fields to Users, Products, or any Eloquent model
• Export / import — move field definitions between environments as JSON
• Pro-ready — registry hooks let the licensed add-on register advanced field drivers

#Community Edition field types

These 12 types are included free in Core:

#Pro field types & features

Need file uploads, rich text, tags, or conditional logic? Upgrade to Dynamic Fields Pro — a separate licensed add-on that installs alongside Core.

Get Pro license

Business / unlimited-site licensing: Get Business license.

#Requirements

• PHP 8.3+
• Laravel 13
• Filament ^5

#Installation

#1. Require the package

composer require spiggle/dynamic-fields-core

#2. Publish config & migrations, then migrate

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=dynamic-fields-config
php artisan vendor:publish --tag=dynamic-fields-migrations
php artisan migrate

#3. Register the Filament plugin

In your panel provider (e.g. app/Providers/Filament/AdminPanelProvider.php):

use Spiggle\DynamicFields\Filament\DynamicFieldsPlugin;

$panel->plugin(DynamicFieldsPlugin::make());

This adds the Custom Fields resource under System in your panel navigation.

#4. Add HasCustomFields to your model

use Spiggle\DynamicFields\Traits\HasCustomFields;

class User extends Authenticatable
{
    use HasCustomFields;
}

Include custom_fields in your model's $fillable (or use syncCustomFields() in a page hook) so Filament can persist nested field state.

#5. Wire CustomFieldMapper in your Filament resource

Form:

use Filament\Schemas\Components\Section;
use Spiggle\DynamicFields\Facades\CustomFieldMapper;

Section::make('Custom Profile Data')
    ->schema(CustomFieldMapper::makeFormFields(User::class));

Table (eager-load to avoid N+1):

User::query()->withCustomFields()
// ...
...CustomFieldMapper::makeTableColumns(User::class)

Infolist:

CustomFieldMapper::makeInfolistEntries(User::class)

#Quick start

1. Sign in to your Filament panel.
2. Go to System → Custom Fields.
3. Click New Custom Field, choose a target model, set label + type, add validation rules.
4. Save — the field appears on that model's resource form and is available as a table column.

Seed 23 standard User profile fields:

php artisan dynamic-fields:seed-user-fields

#Artisan commands

#Related

• Full documentation — architecture, workflows, configuration
• Live demo — demo@user.net / password
• Spiggle Form Builder — public forms that reuse the same field types

#License

MIT — see LICENSE. Community Edition is free and open source. Pro is a separate commercial add-on.