Brazilian pt-BR form fields.

This package provides custom form fields for Filament that are commonly used in Brazilian web applications, such as CPF/CNPJ validation, phone number formatting, money with currency symbol, and CEP integration with ViaCep.

This package uses LaravelLegends/pt-br-validator to validate Brazilian Portuguese fields.

Installation

You can install the package via Composer:

composer require leandrocfe/filament-ptbr-form-fields:"^3.0"

Filament V2 - if you are using Filament v2.x, you can use this section

Usage

CPF / CNPJ

To create a dynamic input that accepts either CPF or CNPJ, use:

use Leandrocfe\FilamentPtbrFormFields\Document;
//CPF or CNPJ
Document::make('cpf_or_cnpj')
    ->dynamic()

If you want to create an input that only accepts CPF or only accepts CNPJ, use:

//CPF
Document::make('cpf')
    ->cpf()

//CNPJ
Document::make('cnpj')
    ->cnpj()

If you want to use a custom mask for the input, use the cpf() or cnpj() method with a string argument representing the desired mask:

Document::make('cpf')
    ->cpf('999999999-99')

Document::make('cnpj')
    ->cnpj('99999999/9999-99')

Validation

Document uses LaravelLegends/pt-br-validator to validate Brazilian Portuguese fields by default - cpf_ou_cnpj | cpf | cnpj

You can disable validation using the validation(false) method:

Document::make('cpf_or_cnpj')
    ->validation(false)
    ->dynamic()

Document::make('cpf')
    ->validation(false)
    ->cpf()

Phone number

To create a dynamic input that formats phone numbers with DDD, use:

use Leandrocfe\FilamentPtbrFormFields\PhoneNumber;
PhoneNumber::make('phone_number')

If you want to use a custom phone number format, use the `mask() method with a string argument representing the desired format:

PhoneNumber::make('phone_number')
    ->mask('(99) 99999-9999')

PhoneNumber::make('phone_number')
    ->mask('+99 (99) 99999-9999')

Money

To create a money input field, use the following syntax:

use Leandrocfe\FilamentPtbrFormFields\Money;
Money::make('price')
    ->default('100,00')

#output: 100.00

This is suitable for use with decimal or float data types.

Using Integer Values

If you prefer to work with integer values, you can format the money input using the intFormat() method:

use Leandrocfe\FilamentPtbrFormFields\Money;
Money::make('price')
    ->default(10000)
    ->intFormat()

#output: 10000

Getting the Raw State

To retrieve the raw state of the field, you can use the `dehydratedMask() method:

use Leandrocfe\FilamentPtbrFormFields\Money;
Money::make('price')
    ->default('100,00')
    ->dehydrateMask()

#output: 100,00

If you need to remove the prefix from the money input, simply pass null to the prefix() method:

Money::make('price')
    ->prefix(null)

Currency Formatting

This package leverages the archtechx/money package under the hood. By default, it uses the BRL (Brazilian Real) format for currency values.

If you want to switch to the USD (United States Dollar) format, you can do so with the following code:

use Leandrocfe\FilamentPtbrFormFields\Currencies\USD;

Money::make('price')
    ->currency(USD::class)
    ->prefix('$')

You can also define custom currencies to suit your specific needs:

/*
 * app/Currencies/EUR.php
 */
 
declare(strict_types=1);

namespace App\Currencies;

use ArchTech\Money\Currency;

class EUR extends Currency
{
    /*
     * Code of the currency.
     */
    public string $code = 'EUR';

    /*
     * Name of the currency.
     */
    public string $name = 'Euro';

    /*
     * Rate of this currency relative to the default currency.
     */
    public float $rate = 1.0;

    /*
     * Number of decimals used in money calculations.
     */
    public int $mathDecimals = 2;

    /*
     * Number of decimals used in the formatted value
     */
    public int $displayDecimals = 2;

    /*
     * How many decimals of the currency's values should get rounded
     */
    public int $rounding = 2;

    /*
     * Prefix placed at the beginning of the formatted value.
    */
    public string $prefix = '€';

    /*
     * The language code.
     */
    public string $locale = 'pt';

    /*
     * The character used to separate the decimal values.
     */
    public string $decimalSeparator = '.';

    /*
     * The character used to separate groups of thousands
     */
    public string $thousandsSeparator = ',';
}

use App\Currencies\EUR;

Money::make('price')
->currency(EUR::class)
->prefix('€')

Address

To integrate with the ViaCep API for CEP validation and address autofill, use:

use Leandrocfe\FilamentPtbrFormFields\Cep;
use Filament\Forms\Components\TextInput;
Cep::make('postal_code')
    ->viaCep(
        mode: 'suffix', // Determines whether the action should be appended to (suffix) or prepended to (prefix) the cep field, or not included at all (none).
        errorMessage: 'CEP inválido.', // Error message to display if the CEP is invalid.

        /**
         * Other form fields that can be filled by ViaCep.
         * The key is the name of the Filament input, and the value is the ViaCep attribute that corresponds to it.
         * More information: https://viacep.com.br/
         */
        setFields: [
            'street' => 'logradouro',
            'number' => 'numero',
            'complement' => 'complemento',
            'district' => 'bairro',
            'city' => 'localidade',
            'state' => 'uf'
        ]
    ),

TextInput::make('street'),
TextInput::make('number'),
TextInput::make('complement'),
TextInput::make('district'),
TextInput::make('city'),
TextInput::make('state'),

The mode parameter specifies whether the search action should be appended to or prepended to the CEP field, using the values suffix or prefix. Alternatively, you can use the none value with the ->live(onBlur: true) method to indicate that the other address fields will be automatically filled only when the CEP field loses focus.

Testing

composer test

Changelog

Please see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.

Contributing

Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.

Security Vulnerabilities

If you discover a security vulnerability within this package, please send an e-mail to leandrocfe@gmail.com.

Credits

• Leandro Costa Ferreira
• All Contributors

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.