Just released Laractions, a package which allows to create actions and model actions, keeping them in an organised way. Actions can run both synchronously or asynchronously without the need to create additiona jobs.
You can do:
// Syncronous
$user->action('send_email')->run($subject, $content);
// Asyncronous
$user->action('send_email')->dispatch($subject, $content);
Presenting Wiretoast for Laravel and Livewire. Simple toast notifications ready to use out of the box.
Every time I start a new project I end up configuring the same things again, and toast messages are always one of them.
Wiretoast includes light and dark modes, seven positions, five message types such as success, warning or error, nine visual styles including the highly requested Claude website style theme, and optional progress bars.
Toasts can be triggered both from Livewire components and from JavaScript, making it easy to integrate into any workflow.
github.com/edulazaro/wiretoast
🚀 Laratext 2.0 is out
What's new:
👉 Drift detection by default: edit a source text, next scan retranslates it
👉 Claude translator with prompt caching
👉 --prune flag to clean up orphan keys
github.com/edulazaro/laratext
Just sharing Laraclaude, a Laravel toolkit for Claude Code.
• Detect N+1 queries, unused columns, and orphan records
• Consolidate migrations
• Run security audits (XSS, SQLi, exposed secrets)
• Optimize Livewire and convert components to Volt
• Generate actions, CRUDs, and tests
👉 github.com/edulazaro/laraclaude
Whenever I used existing drag-and-drop libraries with Livewire, I kept running into issues. The livewire-sortable package relies on Shopify Draggable, which is heavier and tends to cause quite a few problems.
So I built this package that uses SortableJS instead. It works well with wire:navigate, supports multiple containers, and preserves Livewire references correctly. Only 36KB.
Yes, it’s not a huge thing, but it solves a real problem.
👉 npm install wire-sortable
github.com/edulazaro/wire-sortable
