Livewire Integration

The WireableData trait lets a data object be used as a public Livewire component property. It is optional and fully decoupled — this package has no dependency on livewire/livewire, and using WireableData does not pull one in.

Setup

use StdOut\SimpleDataObjects\BaseData;
use StdOut\SimpleDataObjects\Concerns\WireableData;

class OrderData extends BaseData implements \Livewire\Wireable
{
    use WireableData;

    public function __construct(
        public readonly int $id,
        public readonly string $status,
    ) {}
}

Two things are required, and both are your responsibility, not the trait's:

1. implements \Livewire\Wireable — Livewire checks $value instanceof Wireable to decide whether to call toLivewire()/fromLivewire(). The trait only supplies the two methods; PHP traits cannot declare that a class implements an interface.
2. livewire/livewire installed — needed for the \Livewire\Wireable interface to exist at all. This package does not require it; add it to your own application.

How it works

WireableData adds exactly two methods, both delegating to the round trip you already have:

public function toLivewire(): array
{
    return $this->toArray();
}

public static function fromLivewire(mixed $value): static
{
    return static::from($value);
}

Every property flows through the same casts as toArray()/from() — an EnumCast, DateTimeCast, or custom cast round-trips through a Livewire request exactly as it would through toJson()/from().

class Counter extends Component
{
    public OrderData $order; // hydrated/dehydrated automatically each request

    public function mount(OrderData $order): void
    {
        $this->order = $order;
    }
}

Combining with Laravel Integration

WireableData and HasLaravelIntegration are independent traits — use either, both, or neither on a given class:

class OrderData extends BaseData implements \Livewire\Wireable
{
    use HasLaravelIntegration;
    use WireableData;
}