by Devin Yang
(This article was automatically translated.)

Published - 3 years ago ( Updated - 3 years ago )

Before starting your Livewire journey,
Here are three basic considerations about public properties:

* 100009*1. The property name cannot conflict with the property name reserved for Livewire (for example, $rules or $message)

2. The data stored in the public properties (public properties), for Front-end JavaScript is visible.
Therefore, you should not store sensitive data in it.

3. Attributes can only be JavaScript-friendly data types (string, integer, array, boolean), or one of the following PHP types: Stringable, Collection, DateTime, Model, EloquentCollection.

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