Row action button with permalink URL

[allgood]

⚡ PowerGrid ⚡ Feature Request

Summary

Sample code:

        return [
           Button::add('go to page')
           ->caption('<i class="fas fa-edit"></i>')
           ->route('page',
               [
                   'parameter' => 'id'                   
               ] )
            ->target('_self')  
            ->tooltip('Go to page')
       ]

Row action button generates links using URL parameters like https://myapp.example.com/page?parameter=value, would be great if there was a possibility to generate URL with a permalink style like https://myapp.example.com/page/value

Why is this needed?

Usual way to declare routes on laravel is like this:

Route::get('/page/{parameter}', function () {
    return view('page');
})->name('page');

Currently when using action button to launch such pages there is a need to create another route without the parameter and read it from the URL parameter on the template with the request()->get('parameter') instead of the usual request()->route('parameter')

Suggested Solution(s)

This could be made using non-associative array, like the sample code bellow:

        return [
           Button::add('go to page')
           ->caption('<i class="fas fa-edit"></i>')
           ->route('page',
               [
                   'id'                   
               ] )
            ->target('_self')  
            ->tooltip('Go to page')
       ]

[luanfreitasdev]

Hi, thank you very much for the idea. Can you submit a PR for this solution?.

As there are no break changes you can enter V3.

Maybe we can rename it to redirect ?

[allgood]

After I wrote the feature request I noticed that route() method have a singleParam boolean parameter that isn't on the documentation. What is it for exactly?

[allgood]

Just noted that this is already supported... just need to point to a route that have the parameter defined.

tested with:

On web.php:

Route::view('/powergrid/{id}', 'powergrid-demo')->name('powergrid-id');

and this when defining the actions:

    public function actions(): array
    {
       return [
           Button::make('info', 'Click me')
               ->route('powergrid-id', ['id' => 'id']),
        ];
    }

This was sufficient to get the links generated correctly.

CONCLUSION

The feature already exists

[allgood]

I made this test with the powergrid generated demo, will now try to check why it didn't worked on my code.