Ordered list widget

This widget intends to display data as an ordered list of items

$widgetsContainer->addWidget(
    SharpOrderedListWidget::make("topTravelledShipTypes")
);

Data valuation

Valuation is handled by a dedicated $this->setOrderedListData(string $panelWidgetKey, array $data) in the Dashboard class:

function buildWidgetsData(): void
{
    $this->setOrderedListData(
        "topTravelledShipTypes", [
            [
                "label" => "model EF5978",
                "count" => 89
            ],
            [
                "label" => "model TT4448",
            ],
            [
                "label" => "model EF5978",
                "count" => 17
            ],
            [
                "label" => "model YY5557"
            ]
        ]
    );
}

Pass there the widget key and an array with the data as an array. Each item of the array should be an associative array. The key label is mandatory as it defines the ordered list item main content. You can also optionally define a count with key count associated with a number, it will show a badge with given value.

Here's a more realistic example with data fetched from a Model:

$this->setOrderedListData(
    "topTravelledSpaceshipModels",
    SpaceshipType::orderBy("travel_count", "desc")
        ->take(5)
        ->get()
        ->map(function(SpaceshipType $type) {
            return [
                "id" => $type->id,
                "label" => $type->label,
                "count" => $type->travel_count,
            ];
        })
        ->values()
        ->all()
);

Item URL

You may want to add a link on each row. To do that, use the buildItemLink() method on the widget creation:

$widgetsContainer->addWidget(
    SharpOrderedListWidget::make("topTravelledShipTypes")
            ->buildItemLink(function($item) {
                  return url("some-link");
            })
);

In order to make a link to a Sharp EntityList, Show or Form, this method can also return a LinkTo instance:

$widgetsContainer->addWidget(
    SharpOrderedListWidget::make("topTravelledShipTypes")
            ->buildItemLink(function($item) {
                  return LinkToEntityList::make("spaceship")->addFilter("type", $item['id']); 
            })
);

As you can see, the link is built for each row, and is therefore data-dependant. In this example, we intend to link each row toward the "spaceship" entity list, with the filter "type" set to the value of $item['id']. So with this data:

function buildWidgetsData(): void
{
    $this->setOrderedListData(
        "topTravelledShipTypes", [
            [
                "id" => 12,
                "label" => "model EF5978",
                "count" => 89,
            ]
        ]
    );
}

The item will be linked to /sharp/s-list/spaceship?filter_type=12.