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# Create Alerts

Use when defining a new alert type, or changing how an existing alert class builds or renders its content.

## Generate the class

1. Run `php artisan alert:create MyAlert`.
2. This creates the class in `app/Views/Alerts/MyAlert.php` and its view in `resources/views/alerts/my-alert.blade.php`.

## Fluent setters

Expose attributes as fluent methods that call `$this->set()`. Always wrap translations inside a method, so call sites stay clean:

```php
public function type(string $type): static
{
    return $this->set('type', $type);
}

public function message(string $key, array $replace = []): static
{
    return $this->set('body', trans($key, $replace));
}
```

## Defaults

Override `getDefaults()` so every instance starts consistent:

```php
protected function getDefaults(): array
{
    return [
        'level' => 'info',
        'dismissible' => true,
    ];
}
```

## Rendering

`toHtml()` must always return the view with all attributes passed through — no manual HTML strings inside the class:

```php
public function toHtml(): mixed
{
    return view('alerts.my-alert', $this->all());
}
```

**Success check:** the alert renders without missing-variable errors when pushed and displayed in a Blade view containing `<x-alerts-container />`.