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push-alert
Push and manage alerts in the session or bag for rendering.
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Push and manage alerts in the session or bag for rendering.
Install with Codex or Claude Copy this prompt, paste it into Codex, Claude, or another assistant, and let it review the skill page and install it for you.
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| name | push-alert |
| description | Push and manage alerts in the session or bag for rendering. |
Use this skill when you need to add an alert to the current request's bag, handle conditional alert pushing, or manage persistent alerts that last across multiple requests.
Use the push() static method to create and add an alert to the bag in one go.
MyAlert::push(['body' => 'Operation successful']);
Use pushWhen() or pushUnless() to add an alert only if a condition evaluates to true or false.
MyAlert::pushWhen($request->user()->hasVerifiedEmail(), ['body' => 'Verified!']);
Make an alert persistent using persistAs($key). It will remain in the session until manually abandoned using abandon($key).
// Persist
MyAlert::push(['body' => 'System maintenance'])->persistAs('maintenance');
// Abandon
MyAlert::abandon('maintenance');
Use make() to create an instance without adding it to the bag, then use pushToBag() when ready.
$alert = MyAlert::make(['body' => 'Wait for it...']);
// ... logic ...
$alert->pushToBag();