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LaravelCodeCommons

Shared Laravel/Livewire conventions, packaged once instead of hand-copied per project. These pieces used to live as near-identical copies across consuming apps and drifted; this package is the single canonical home.

Requires PHP 8.3+ and illuminate/support ^13.8 (Laravel 13). MIT-licensed.

Install

The package is on Packagist and a tagged release is picked up automatically, so no VCS repositories entry is needed — consumers that still carry one can drop it.

Versioning

From 1.0.0 this package follows semantic versioning: everything under src/ is public API, and breaking changes to it land only in a new major — preceded where practical by an @deprecated tag in the last minor. New features arrive in minors, fixes in patches. Consumers require ^1.0.

What's in it

Support\Json — typed mixed narrowing

The single sanctioned place a JSON/config() mixed becomes a real type, which is what lets a consuming app keep PHPStan at level 10 without scattered casts. Every accessor degrades to a default instead of crashing on a wrong-typed or missing value.

Livewire\Concerns\WithCollectionSorting — a stable sortable-table concern

Click-to-sort for a Livewire table over an in-memory collection. Owns only the sort state and the toggle; the host supplies a column => extractor map. The sort is stable in both directions — equal-key rows keep their natural order whether ascending or descending (it uses sortByDesc, never a reverse() of the ascending sort, which would flip ties). Uses only Illuminate collections, so the logic is testable without a Livewire runtime.

Livewire\Concerns\WithCollectionPagination — paginate an in-memory collection

Composes the sort concern with Livewire's pagination: it paginates an already-derived collection at perPage() rows, renders one page at a time, and resets to page 1 when the sort changes. An out-of-range ?page= clamps to the last real page — the URL is user-controlled input, and the data exists (just not 99 pages of it), so an empty table would be misleading. For a query builder use Livewire's native ->paginate(); this is for a set you already hold in memory.

Livewire\Concerns\LazyTableSkeleton — a #[Lazy] table's placeholder

Pairs with #[Lazy] to render a skeleton while the table body hydrates in a second request. It uses the page's real column headers so the skeleton auto-sizes like the live table (no layout shift). The placeholder view is app-provided — ship a livewire.placeholders.table Blade view (it carries your design system, e.g. Flux), or override skeletonView() to point at your own; a host overrides skeletonColumns() / skeletonRows() to match its table. A skeletonColumns() entry is either a bare label or a 'label' => alignment pair (start/center/end), so a column the live table end-aligns starts where it will end up — the view normalizes both forms. One caveat: a purely numeric label ('2024') cannot carry an alignment pair, because PHP coerces such array keys to int.

Testing\ScopeCoverage — the SCOPE↔test traceability checker

A coverage gate, extracted so every consuming app runs the same checker instead of a hand-copied ScopeCoverageTest. It reads the feature IDs from a SCOPE.md ## Features section and the #[Group('F-00X')] references across a tests directory, and reports either side's gaps.

An app's ScopeCoverageTest becomes a thin wrapper:

Roadmap

Planned for later minors: a DuskTestCase base for browser smoke tests. See CHANGELOG.md.

Development

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Requires php Version ^8.3
illuminate/support Version ^13.8
livewire/livewire Version ^4.4.6
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