Wave ReactJS InertiaJS #356
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You could technically build a ReactJS + InertiaJS version, but it would require separating Wave from its current dependency on Filament and Livewire. Right now, Wave is tightly coupled with the Laravel + Livewire ecosystem, which handles most of the UI interactions and admin functionality. Moving to ReactJS would mean: Replacing Livewire components with React components Rebuilding interactive UI logic using React state/hooks Adjusting routing and page rendering through InertiaJS Possibly recreating parts of the Filament admin panel or using an alternative React admin framework A possible approach could be: Keep Laravel as the backend API. Use InertiaJS as the bridge between Laravel and React. Gradually replace Livewire views with React pages. Use a React UI/admin framework (like React Admin or similar) instead of Filament. |
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Can we have a ReactJS and InertiaJS version? I love Wave, but it's tied with Filament and Livewire.
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