Respond

The responder class is designed to provide answers to requests.

use App\Respond;

This class is primarily used in executable controller callbacks, where it provides methods for sending responses to requests.

use Admin\Respond;
use App\Admin\Controllers\Controller;

class ShopController extends Controller
{
	public function sayHelloEvent(Respond $respond): void
	{
		$respond->toast_success('Hello');
	}
}

Respond supports the following methods:

location

Redirects to the specified address.

$respond->location(string $url)

redirect

Redirects to the specified address and reloads the page.

$respond->redirect(string $url)

reload

Reloads content on the page.

$respond->reload()

reboot

Reloads the page with a real page reload.

$respond->reboot()

toast_success

Sends a message indicating the operation was successful.

$respond->toast_success(string $text)

toast_warning

Sends a warning message.

$respond->toast_warning(string $text)

toast_info

Sends an informational message.

$respond->toast_info(string $text)

toast_error

Sends an error message.

$respond->toast_error(string $text)

put

Add an arbitrary command to be executed by the client.

$respond->put(string $command)

Create custom command

window.libs['custom_command'] = function (data) {
    console.log(data); // dataValue1
};

And call it in the callback:

$respond->put('custom_command', ['dataValue1']);

Last modified: 09 May 2024