Laravel Livewire "isolate" Testing

This project is to demonstrate a few use cases, particularly ones that are not working as expected.

TIP: If using valet and experiencing awkward behavior where it almost seems as though php is running a cached version of the livewire codebase, run valet restart... that cleared up a very confusing issue for me that I burned way too much time on.

Setup

• Clone eilerth/livewire (git clone https://github.com/eilerth/livewire.git) to the same directory as this project (if you haven't already)
• run composer install

How the "isolate" parameter is intended to work

Livewire v3 now bundles requests, forcing a synchronous behavior where a livewire component will block other components until it finishes it's request.

This isolate parameter attempts to make things asynchronous again, where a component with isolate applied will neither impact nor be impacted by other components.

Applying the "isolate" parameter

Add isolate as a parameter when referencing a livewire component in the blade file.

Not isolated:

<livewire:wire-click />

Isolated:

<livewire:wire-click isolate />

Examples

Example A (works as expected)

http://livewire-isolate-testing.test/example-a

This example demonstrates behavior without the isolate parameter.

• Before the "slow" toggle component is loaded, the "fast" one is unresponsive.
• After checking the "slow" toggle checkbox, the "fast" one becomes unresponsive again while it waits for the "slow" one to complete.

Example B (works as expected)

http://livewire-isolate-testing.test/example-b

This example demonstrates behavior with the isolate parameter. Notice that the "fast" toggle is responsive regardless of whether or not the "slow" toggle is processing a request.

Example C (wire:init problem)

http://livewire-isolate-testing.test/example-c

In this example, the same component is referenced with and without the isolate parameter. The component it is calling uses wire:init. When the isolate parameter is present, the wire:init event does not seem to get reached on the server side.

Example D (wire:click problem)

http://livewire-isolate-testing.test/example-d

In this example, the same component is referenced with and without the isolate parameter. Clicking on "A!", "B!", or "C!" should update the "click something..." text, triggered by wire:click. When the isolate parameter is present, the wire:init event does not seem to get reached on the server side.