- How do I install shibomb/filament-todo in a Laravel Filament app?
- Install the package with Composer using composer require shibomb/filament-todo, then follow the README for any plugin registration steps in your Filament panel provider. Publish migrations, views, or translations only if the package documents them. Because setup details can change between releases, confirm the exact steps against the repository README and composer.json.
- Which Laravel and Filament versions does filament-todo support?
- The package is a Filament plugin for Laravel applications, but exact Laravel, PHP, and Filament constraints should be confirmed in its composer.json and release notes before installing. Check that the supported Filament major version matches your admin panel. The supplied release data references v3.0.1, so review the v3.0.0 notes for compatibility details.
- Do I need to publish views or translations for filament-todo?
- The release note mentions layout and Japanese translations, which are typically Blade views and Laravel lang files. The package may serve these from the vendor directory or document publishing them, so confirm in the README. If you publish and override them, you take on diffing those files against upstream updates.
- How do I upgrade filament-todo from v2 to v3?
- Do not jump directly from v2 to v3.0.1 without reviewing the v3.0.0 release notes or upgrade guide, because a major version can include breaking changes. Inventory any published views or translations, update in a branch, republish assets only if documented, then clear caches and run layout and locale smoke tests.
- Does filament-todo include Japanese localization?
- The v3.0.1 release note references ja translations, so Japanese localization is part of the package's presentation layer. Confirm whether the translations are vendor-served or published into your Laravel lang directory. If you override them, compare keys after upgrades to avoid missing-key output.
- Can I customize the todo resource views in filament-todo?
- Customization usually means publishing the package's Blade views and editing them, but the README should confirm whether that is supported. Keep overrides minimal and track them against upstream changes. Stale published views are a common cause of layout regressions after updates.
- Does filament-todo affect queues, persistence, or domain logic?
- Based on the release note, the change is presentation-layer focused, covering Blade layouts and Japanese localization, so it is unlikely to touch queues or domain logic. Todo persistence still depends on the package's migrations and models, which you should inspect. Treat it as a UI feature and validate data storage separately.
- How should I test filament-todo after a composer update?
- Update in a branch, run composer update for the package, then clear compiled views and config caches. Run your automated tests and perform visual QA for layout changes plus locale QA if you use Japanese. A staging or canary deploy with a rollback pin is prudent.
- What are alternatives to filament-todo for task management in Filament?
- Alternatives include building a small custom Filament resource for tasks or evaluating other Filament task-management plugins. Compare Laravel and Filament version support, maintenance cadence, and whether views and translations are publishable. For simple needs, a custom resource may be easier to control.
- Who maintains shibomb/filament-todo and how often is it updated?
- The package is published as shibomb/filament-todo, and the supplied data shows a v3.0.1 patch release, but it does not establish maintainer cadence or long-term support. Check the GitHub repository for recent commits, issues, and release history before adopting it. Treat published views and translations as fork risk and schedule dependency reviews.