Component with public property with Collection type

[lukasleitsch]

A Modal Component with a Collection as public property can not be created and fails with Method Illuminate\Support\Collection::resolveRouteBinding does not exist. in

modal/src/Modal.php

Line 97 in 0f64fc4

if (! $model = $instance->resolveRouteBinding($parameterValue)) {

class AddNewParticipants extends ModalComponent
{
  public Collection $participants;

  public function mount(array $participants = [])
  {
    $this->participants = User::findMany($participants);
  }
}

<button
  wire:click="$dispatch('openModal', { component: 'add-new-participants', arguments: { participants: [2, 4, 5] } })"
>
  @lang('Add')
</x-button>

The Modal tries to resolve the parameter participants and finds the parameter as public property with the type Collection. It seems that this type is not handled yet.

In this case, I would like to care of resolving the parameters in the mount method and skip the resolving of the Modal Component.

[PhiloNL]

I think this is because the argument matches the public property. Try using IDs and computed properties instead, for example:

class AddNewParticipants extends ModalComponent
{
  public $participantsIds;

  #[Computed]
  public function participants()
  {
    return User::findMany($participantsIds);
  }
}

<button
  wire:click="$dispatch('openModal', { component: 'add-new-participants', arguments: { participantsIds: [2, 4, 5] } })"
>
  @lang('Add')
</x-button>

[felixbeer]

Hey, I ran into the same issue unfortunately.

Wouldn't it make sense to support passing a Collection itself in the first place?
For me it's the following example:

wire:click="$dispatch('openModal', { component: 'media-manager', arguments: { selectedMedia: {{collect($selectedMedia)}} } })"

selectedMedia is a public Collection which contains a laravel-data class in each element. So the collect($selectedMedia)resolves to:

[{"id": 75, "variant": "optimized"}, {"id": 76, "variant": "thumbnail"}]

As a result I also get the same error: Method Illuminate\Support\Collection::resolveRouteBinding does not exist.

Maybe the resolveParameters() method could add an extra case for collections before trying to resolve as a model?
Would be glad to open a PR for that!