RepeaterComponent class final

A repeater field: a list of rows built from a single item template.

children is that template — published once, not once per row. A row's actual values live in the form state as a List<Map> under SchemaComponent.name; rendering a row means walking this template once per entry in that list, not re-parsing anything.

readOnly defaults to true so an older server that never publishes SchemaComponent config for a repeater — meaning it predates repeater support entirely — reads as inert rather than a renderer guessing it can accept edits. Also true for a relationship repeater this build cannot write to (out of scope this slice). addable/deletable default to false for the same reason: no control an old server didn't declare.

Inheritance

Properties

addable → bool
final
children → List<SchemaComponent>
final
columnSpan → int
Out of 12, matching Filament. A phone renderer treats anything >= 6 as full width; the value is carried so a tablet renderer can use it later.
finalinherited
deletable → bool
final
disabled → bool
finalinherited
hashCode → int
The hash code for this object.
no setterinherited
helperText → String?
finalinherited
hidden → bool
finalinherited
itemLabel → String?
final
label → String?
finalinherited
live → bool
When true, a change to this field triggers a /state round-trip so the server can re-evaluate the schema.
finalinherited
maxItems → int?
final
minItems → int?
final
name → String?
Field key. Null for layout containers, which hold no value.
finalinherited
props → List<Object?>
Equality is (type, name, writable) — meaningful only within a single container. name is a field key that's unique within one form or infolist, not globally, so two components from different resources, or from a form vs its infolist, can compare equal here while differing in every other property. Do not put components from different containers into the same Set or diff them against each other on this equality. writable is included: a /state round-trip can flip it on a field whose type and name are otherwise unchanged, and a rebuild that depends on that difference needs the equality to see it. translatable is included for the same reason writable is: it is what decides whether this leaf renders inside a locale-chip group at all.
no setterinherited
readOnly → bool
final
rules → ValidationRules
Client-side validation hints. A base-node property in the contract (§5.3), so every consumer can ask "is this required?" without switching over the sealed hierarchy. Containers and entries simply carry ValidationRules.none.
finalinherited
runtimeType → Type
A representation of the runtime type of the object.
no setterinherited
stringify → bool?
If set to true, the toString method will be overridden to output this instance's props.
no setterinherited
translatable → bool
True only on a dotted leaf (caption.ar) whose head attribute (caption) is translatable on the model — the writable/placeholder precedent: published only when true, absent everywhere else, including the undotted scalar sibling. The form screen groups every leaf sharing a head-of-name into one field slot with locale chips instead of one stacked field per locale; see ResourceFormScreen's node walk.
finalinherited
type → String
The raw contract discriminator, kept so an UnknownComponent can name itself and so debug output matches the JSON.
finalinherited
writable → bool
False only when the server marks a field it cannot persist — distinct from disabled, which is a UI decision the user may be able to change elsewhere. Absent in the contract means true: most fields are writable, and the key exists to name the exception, not the rule.
finalinherited

Methods

noSuchMethod(Invocation invocation) → dynamic
Invoked when a nonexistent method or property is accessed.
inherited
toString() → String
A string representation of this object.
inherited

Operators

operator ==(Object other) → bool
The equality operator.
inherited