ResponseFactory

Register a custom macro.

Macros persist in a static property for the worker lifetime and apply to every subsequent call on the macroable class.

Mix another object into the class.

Delegates to macro() for each method; registered macros persist in a static property for the worker lifetime.

Check if macro is registered.

Flush the existing macros.

Clears worker-wide macros; concurrent coroutines may resolve different methods depending on timing.

Dynamically handle calls to the class.

Dynamically handle calls to the class.

Set the root view template for Inertia responses. This template serves as the HTML wrapper that contains the Inertia root element where the frontend application will be mounted.

Share data across all Inertia responses. This data is automatically included with every response, making it ideal for user authentication state, flash messages, etc.

Get the shared data for a given key. Returns all shared data if no key is provided, or the value for a specific key with an optional default fallback.

Flush all shared data.

Set the asset version.

Get the asset version.

Set the URL resolver.

Set the component transformer.

Clear the browser history on the next visit.

Preserve the URL fragment across the next redirect.

Encrypt the browser history.

Disable server-side rendering, optionally based on a condition.

Exclude the given paths from server-side rendering.

Configure the HTTP request that is sent to the SSR server.

Create an optional property.

Create a deferred property.

Create a merge property.

Create a deep merge property.

Create an always property.

Create a scroll property.

Create a live property.

Create a once property.

Create and share a once property.

Find the component or fail.

Transform the component name.

Create an Inertia response.

Resolve props for a broadcast payload.

Create an Inertia location response.

Register a callback to handle HTTP exceptions for Inertia requests.

The callback is stored on the exception handler singleton and applies to all requests for the worker lifetime.

Flash data to be included with the next response. Unlike regular props, flash data is not persisted in the browser's history state, making it ideal for one-time notifications like toasts or highlights.

Create a new redirect response to the previous location.

Retrieve the flashed data from the session.

Retrieve and remove the flashed data from the session.

Flush all static state.