Filtering Appointments based on various status using Vue 3 and Laravel | Part 25

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Filtering Appointments based on different status using Vue 3 and Laravel | Part 25

Filtering Appointments based on different status using Vue 3 and Laravel | Part 25

In this tutorial, we will learn how to filter appointments based on different status using Vue 3 and Laravel. Filtering appointments based on status can help users to easily manage their appointments and prioritize their tasks accordingly.

Setting up Vue 3 and Laravel

To get started, we need to set up a new Laravel project and install Vue 3. We can use the following command to create a new Laravel project:

      
        composer create-project --prefer-dist laravel/laravel appointment-manager
      
    

Next, we need to install Vue 3 using npm:

      
        npm install vue@next
      
    

Creating Appointment Model and Migration

We will create a new model and migration for appointments using the following command:

      
        php artisan make:model Appointment -m
      
    

We can then define the appointment status in the migration file and run the migration to create the appointments table in the database.

Setting up Vue 3 Components

We will create Vue 3 components to display appointments and filter them based on status. We can define a select dropdown for status and use Vue’s computed properties to filter appointments based on the selected status.

Fetching and Displaying Appointments

We will use Laravel’s Eloquent ORM to fetch appointments from the database and display them in our Vue components. We can use an API endpoint to fetch appointments and use Vue’s lifecycle hooks to fetch data when the component is mounted.

Filtering Appointments based on Status

We will add a method in our Vue component to filter appointments based on the selected status. Whenever the user selects a different status from the dropdown, the appointments will be filtered and displayed accordingly.

Conclusion

In this tutorial, we learned how to filter appointments based on different status using Vue 3 and Laravel. By leveraging the power of Vue’s reactivity and Laravel’s Eloquent ORM, we can create a seamless user experience for managing appointments.

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@bernardchisumo4054
6 months ago

Thank you Bro .

@mrafiqkhan6342
6 months ago

kindly add the view method as well to view a single appointment detail in a modal,

@mrafiqkhan6342
6 months ago

hi, when i delete the last item in the table it's not deleting it

@akmalsulaymonov2414
6 months ago

Thank you bro