filament-plugin-tools

#Config File

first, provide an array in your config file, contain the model class name as a key, and its value will be the full path: For example, let say you plugin needs two models, the user model and a Bookmark model:

1/**
2 * you can overwrite any model and use your own
3 * you can also configure the model per panel in your panel provider
4 * using: ->models([ ... ])
5 */
6'models' => [
7    'User' => config('auth.providers.users.model'),
8    'Bookmark' => \LaraZeus\Delia\Models\Bookmark::class,
9],

This way, your users can configure the models per panel or globally from the config file:

 1public function panel(Panel $panel): Panel
 2{
 3    return $panel
 4        // ...
 5        ->plugins([
 6            MyAwesomePlugin::make()
 7                ->models([
 8                    'User' => \App\Models\Manager::class
 9                ]),
10        ]);
11}

with this approach, FilamentPluginTools will merge the models from the config file, and what the user provide per panel.

now, in your plugin, you can use it like:

1MyAwesomePlugin::getModel('User')