Google - v1.0.0

The <livewire:google-connection-manager /> component is auto-registered when livewire/livewire ^3.6 is installed. It renders server-side, so it works in any Blade view without touching a bundler.

Requirements

• livewire/livewire ^3.6 installed and running.

If Livewire isn't installed, GoogleServiceProvider::registerLivewireComponents() returns without registering — the base package boots cleanly and the JSON status endpoint still works for the React and Vue surfaces.

Basic usage

<livewire:google-connection-manager />

The component reads the current auth user, builds a ConnectionState, and renders google::livewire.connection-manager.

Behavior

• Not authenticated — the component still renders, but shows the disconnected state. Wrap it in an @auth block if you don't want that.
• Disconnected — shows a "Connect Google" link that points at route('google.auth.connect').
• Connected — shows "Connected as {email}", a POST-form Disconnect button, and (when needsReauthorize) a Reauthorize link + count of missing scopes.
• Details — a collapsible <details> block lists granted or required scopes depending on state.

Refresh after connect / disconnect

Because the connect flow redirects away to Google and back, the browser navigation resets the whole page — the component re-renders with fresh state on its own.

For same-page updates (e.g., disconnect via AJAX), dispatch the google-connection-updated event and the component will re-render:

<script>
    Livewire.dispatch('google-connection-updated');
</script>

The component listens for it via protected $listeners = [ 'google-connection-updated' => '$refresh' ].

Customizing the view

Publish the view and edit resources/views/vendor/google/livewire/connection-manager.blade.php:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=google-views

Laravel's view resolver prefers the published copy over the package copy, so your edits win.

Alternatively, override the view registration entirely from your service provider:

$this->loadViewsFrom( resource_path( 'views/my-google-views' ), 'google' );

Using ArtisanPack UI components inside

The default view uses vanilla HTML + Tailwind so the package doesn't hard-depend on livewire-ui-components. If your app is already on that package, publish and rewrite the view with ArtisanPack UI components:

@if( $state->isConnected )
    <x-artisanpack-alert type="info">
        {{ __( 'Connected as :email', [ 'email' => $state->email ] ) }}
    </x-artisanpack-alert>

    @if( $state->needsReauthorize )
        <x-artisanpack-alert type="warning">
            <a href="{{ route('google.auth.reauthorize') }}">{{ __( 'Reauthorize' ) }}</a>
        </x-artisanpack-alert>
    @endif

    <form method="POST" action="{{ route('google.auth.disconnect') }}">
        @csrf
        <x-artisanpack-button type="submit" color="error">
            {{ __( 'Disconnect' ) }}
        </x-artisanpack-button>
    </form>
@else
    <x-artisanpack-button :href="route('google.auth.connect')" color="primary">
        {{ __( 'Connect Google' ) }}
    </x-artisanpack-button>
@endif

The class

ArtisanPackUI\Google\Livewire\ConnectionManager:

class ConnectionManager extends Component
{
    protected $listeners = [ 'google-connection-updated' => '$refresh' ];

    public function render(): View
    {
        $user  = auth()->user();
        $state = ConnectionState::forUser(
            $user?->getAuthIdentifier(),
            app( ScopeRegistry::class ),
        );

        return view( 'google::livewire.connection-manager', [
            'state' => $state,
        ] );
    }
}

Deliberately minimal — every rule about what to show lives in ConnectionState so the Livewire, React, and Vue surfaces can't drift.

Testing

use ArtisanPackUI\Google\Livewire\ConnectionManager;
use Livewire\Livewire;

Livewire::actingAs( $user )
    ->test( ConnectionManager::class )
    ->assertSee( 'Connect Google' );

For the connected state, seed a GoogleConnection for $user first:

GoogleConnection::factory()->for( $user )->create( [
    'email'  => 'you@example.com',
    'scopes' => [ 'openid', 'https://www.googleapis.com/auth/userinfo.email' ],
] );

Livewire::actingAs( $user )
    ->test( ConnectionManager::class )
    ->assertSee( 'Connected as' )
    ->assertSee( 'you@example.com' );