# Prompt 10: Laravel Nova Resource with Validation Rules Help me write Laravel code to use Laravel Nova for resource management Code requirements: 1. Create a Laravel Nova resource for managing `Event` data. 2. Add form validation rules for fields like event name, date, and location. 3. Use Laravel validation methods to ensure the data is valid before storing it in the database. 4. Display validation error messages in the Nova interface. 5. Allow only valid data to be submitted for each event. Additional considerations: 1. Customize the validation rules based on field types (e.g., date validation for event date). 2. Use Nova's `validation` method to add custom validation logic. 3. Provide clear and user-friendly error messages for the user. Expected output: A Laravel Nova resource for managing `Event` with form validation rules that prevent invalid data submission and show error messages when needed.
# Prompt 9: Laravel Nova Resource with Custom Filters and Sorting Help me write Laravel code to use Laravel Nova for resource management Code requirements: 1. Create a Laravel Nova resource for managing `User` data. 2. Implement custom filters to filter users based on different attributes (e.g., account status, subscription type). 3. Use Nova's `Filter` class to create filters for user roles and registration dates. 4. Allow sorting of records by fields like user name or registration date. 5. Display filtered and sorted data dynamically in the Nova admin panel. Additional considerations: 1. Ensure the filters and sorting options are user-friendly and easy to use. 2. Test the filters to ensure they work as expected on the resource listing page. 3. Use Nova's pagination feature to manage large datasets. Expected output: A Laravel Nova resource for managing `User` with custom filters, sorting, and pagination for efficient resource management.
# Prompt 8: Laravel Nova Resource with Multiple Resource Types Help me write Laravel code to use Laravel Nova for resource management Code requirements: 1. Create multiple Laravel Nova resources for different models like `Product`, `Category`, and `Supplier`. 2. Set up relationships between the models (e.g., `Product` belongs to `Category`, `Supplier` supplies `Product`). 3. Implement `BelongsTo`, `HasMany`, and `BelongsToMany` relationships in Nova resources. 4. Use Nova to manage these relationships in the admin panel, allowing for easy filtering and editing. 5. Display related data within each resource (e.g., show the `Category` name in the `Product` resource). Additional considerations: 1. Make sure relationships are displayed and can be managed directly in the Nova interface. 2. Provide seamless navigation between related resources. 3. Ensure proper validation of relational data. Expected output: A Laravel Nova system for managing multiple resources like `Product`, `Category`, and `Supplier`, with relationships handled in the admin panel.
# Prompt 7: Laravel Nova Resource with Custom Metrics Help me write Laravel code to use Laravel Nova for resource management Code requirements: 1. Create a Laravel Nova resource for managing `Order` data. 2. Implement a custom metric to display the total sales in the admin panel. 3. Use Nova's `Metric` class to define the metric (e.g., total revenue for the month). 4. Add the metric to the Nova dashboard. 5. Display dynamic data based on the current date or other conditions. Additional considerations: 1. Use Nova's built-in metric options like `Partition`, `Value`, and `Trend` for creating custom metrics. 2. Ensure the metric updates in real-time based on the data in the database. 3. Provide appropriate error handling and validation for the metrics. Expected output: A Laravel Nova resource for managing `Order` with a custom metric that displays total sales, adding it to the Nova dashboard.
# Prompt 6: Laravel Nova Resource with Authorization Help me write Laravel code to use Laravel Nova for resource management Code requirements: 1. Create a Laravel Nova resource for managing `Article` model data. 2. Implement authorization rules to restrict access to certain resources based on user roles (e.g., only admins can create or update articles). 3. Use Nova's `authorize()` method to check permissions before performing actions. 4. Display only authorized fields or actions based on the current user’s role. 5. Customize the behavior of the resource for different user roles. Additional considerations: 1. Implement role-based access control for sensitive actions (e.g., editing and deleting). 2. Ensure the authorization logic is clear and secure. 3. Test the permissions to ensure proper access control is in place. Expected output: A Laravel Nova resource for managing `Article` with role-based authorization, restricting access to certain actions based on the user’s role.
# Prompt 5: Laravel Nova Resource with Custom Fields Help me write Laravel code to use Laravel Nova for resource management Code requirements: 1. Create a Laravel Nova resource for the `Invoice` model. 2. Define fields like invoice number, due date, and total amount. 3. Add custom fields using Nova's custom field classes (e.g., `Currency` for amount). 4. Add a custom field for the invoice status (e.g., Paid, Pending, Overdue). 5. Display related data (e.g., customer information) within the `Invoice` resource. Additional considerations: 1. Ensure custom fields are properly validated before saving. 2. Customize the field display for better user experience in the admin panel. 3. Test the custom fields to ensure they work as intended. Expected output: A Laravel Nova resource with custom fields like `Currency` and `Status` for managing `Invoice` models, along with validation and proper display.
# Prompt 4: Laravel Nova Resource with Custom Actions Help me write Laravel code to use Laravel Nova for resource management Code requirements: 1. Create a Laravel Nova resource for managing `User` model data. 2. Add custom actions such as "Deactivate User" and "Send Notification". 3. Use Nova's `Action` class to define the logic for custom actions. 4. Make sure the actions are available for selected users in the resource listing. 5. Display a success or failure message after executing the action. Additional considerations: 1. Implement a condition to check if the user can perform the action (e.g., only admin users can deactivate others). 2. Customize the action’s appearance with Nova’s UI options. 3. Test the actions to ensure they work as expected and handle errors correctly. Expected output: A Laravel Nova resource with custom actions like "Deactivate User" and "Send Notification" implemented and properly displayed in the Nova admin panel.
# Prompt 3: Laravel Nova Resource with Custom Filters Help me write Laravel code to use Laravel Nova for resource management Code requirements: 1. Create a Laravel Nova resource for managing a `Product` model. 2. Define fields like name, price, and category for the `Product` resource. 3. Implement a custom filter to allow users to filter products based on price range. 4. Add a `Select` field for filtering products by category. 5. Enable searching and sorting functionality on key fields. Additional considerations: 1. Customize the filter logic using `filter()` method in the Nova resource. 2. Ensure the filters are displayed in the Nova sidebar for easy access. 3. Test the filters to ensure they work as expected on the resource listing page. Expected output: A Laravel Nova resource for managing `Product` with custom filters for price range and category, as well as sorting and searching functionality.
# Prompt 2: Laravel Nova Resource with Relationships Help me write Laravel code to use Laravel Nova for resource management Code requirements: 1. Create a Nova resource for the `Order` model. 2. Define relationships in the resource, such as the relation between `Order` and `Customer` (one-to-many). 3. Use Laravel Nova's `BelongsTo` field to display and manage the relationship in the admin panel. 4. Add relevant fields such as order date, total amount, and status. 5. Set up filtering and search functionality based on related models. Additional considerations: 1. Customize the displayed values for the related models (e.g., show `Customer` name in `Order` resource). 2. Ensure smooth management of related data within the resource. 3. Use Nova's `HasMany` field to show the related `OrderItems` in the `Customer` resource. Expected output: A Laravel Nova resource for managing `Order` with relationships to `Customer`, using Nova fields like `BelongsTo`, with filtering and search capabilities.
# Prompt 1: Basic Laravel Nova Resource Management Help me write Laravel code to use Laravel Nova for resource management Code requirements: 1. Install and configure Laravel Nova in a Laravel project. 2. Create a basic resource for managing a model (e.g., `Post` model). 3. Define fields for the resource such as title, content, and slug. 4. Set up Nova actions to perform custom actions on the resource, like publishing or archiving posts. 5. Implement search functionality to filter the resources based on different fields. Additional considerations: 1. Use Laravel Nova's built-in tools and resources to enhance the resource management. 2. Customize the Nova dashboard to display relevant information about the resource. 3. Ensure that the resource is easily editable and viewable in the Nova interface. Expected output: A basic Laravel Nova resource for managing posts with fields, actions, and search functionality in the Nova admin panel.