Force livewire asset injection

[ZARk-be]

Hello

If livewire is configured to not inject assets

config/livewire.php inject_assets = false

Then filament will not render.

It's possible to add \Livewire\Livewire::forceAssetInjection(); in the filament routes to compensate this.
Maybe an option or a check ?
Took us a while to figure the culprit of why filament was not rendering.

[abdelhamiderrahmouni]

here is a temporary fix

// AppServiceProvider 
if(Filament::getCurrentPanel()) {
    Config::set('livewire.inject_assets', true);
}

Credits to gbuckingham89 @ Including livewire.js when livewire.inject_assets = false

[DanielSpravtsev]

This bug is hard to debug! :) Thanks

[vlados]

Filament::getCurrentPanel is returning Panel. It's nothing to do with check of the request. The check should be

if (request()->is(Filament::getCurrentPanel()->getId().'*')) {
...
}

[orzcc]

The getId is also inappropriate, and errors will occur when changing the path. The reasonable approach should be:

if (request()->is(Filament::getCurrentPanel()->getPath().'*')) {
    Config::set('livewire.inject_assets', true);
}

[camerontucker]

Worked until I added Octane, which has an empty request() in AppServiceProvider.

However! Luckily ChatGPT knows all things so just put it in middleware and stick it onto AdminPanelProvider.

class InjectLivewire
{
    public function handle(Request $request, Closure $next): Response
    {
        Config::set('livewire.inject_assets', true);

        return $next($request);
    }
}

class AdminPanelProvider extends PanelProvider
{
    public function panel(Panel $panel): Panel
    {
        return $panel
            ...
            ->middleware([
                ...
                InjectLivewire::class
            ])...