Livewire with Lucid Architecture

[undjike]

I don't really know if it's the right place for this question, but, how do I use Livewire with Lucid Architecture ?

[Mulkave]

Could you please provide more details on what exactly you would like to know? Since Lucid is simply to structure and run the code.

I haven't had the chance to try Livewire myself but i intend to do so by the beginning of Dec. If you do try it please elaborate with more detailed questions here to be able to discuss further.

[undjike]

Okay, I see. All about Livewire is here. It comes directly with fresh Laravel 8.x projects (so does Jetstream and Fortify).

In fact, when you create a Livewire component, it auto-generates 2 files App/Http/Livewire/{component-class} and resources/views/livewire/{component-view}.

Also, a Livewire component does not rely on controllers to execute a feature, as it performs real time actions in the back and updates (in real time also) the view as per action.

[undjike]

The problem is with this default behavior of Livewire (about files auto-generation and auto-discovery).

You know better than I that services in Lucid have their own tree-structure. Surely, if I place a Livewire component in one of my service, Livewire won't detect it.

[tuannda]

@Mulkave can you help me implement Livewire with lucid :)

[undjike]

Let me say

<livewire:{path.to.the.component.class} />

Including service name.

[Mulkave]

@undjike amazing! You've been extremely helpful. I'll be adding those details to the docs a.s.a.p. Thank you!

[undjike]

It's a pleasure 😅.

[dy05]

Well done.

[Mulkave]

@undjike do you mind posting it as an answer instead of a comment? so that we can mark it as the correct answer 😄

[undjike]

First, you need to publish the Livewire's configuration.

Set class_namespace to App\\Services, and view_path to app_path('Services')

Then run php artisan livewire:discover to update components auto-discovery.

You can access your Livewire components like this
<livewire:{service}.http.{component} />