Add ability for other resources to be turbo-streamable

[stevebauman]

Purpose

This PR adds the ability for any PHP object to be turbo-streamable by implementing the TurboStreamable interface.

Description

I'm the developer of a PHP package called LdapRecord that heavily integrates into Laravel and want to be able to use turbo-laravel with LdapRecord models. This isn't possible currently, since Eloquent models are type-hinted into this package.

This PR opens the door for any PHP object to be "turbo-streamable" by implementing a getDomId() method.

In my case, this is how I would utilize this with LdapRecord models:

use LdapRecord\Models\Model;
use Tonysm\TurboLaravel\Views\TurboStreamable;

class User extends Model implements TurboStreamble
{
    public function getDomId()
    {
        return $this->getObjectGuid();
    }
}

Notes

The namespace and location of TurboStreamable might need to be changed -- I wasn't sure where you might want this placed or named.

Let me know if you have any comments/concerns/questions. Thanks for your hard work on this package!

[tonysm]

I like this. I think the Rails package doesn't require the classes to extend AR either. I know for sure that the dom_id helper supports anything responding to the .to_key message (source). If we did the same here and only required a getKey method in the object, would that help you?

[stevebauman]

If we did the same here and only required a getKey method in the object, would that help you?

Yup absolutely. All I need is the ability to stream other PHP objects using any method possible 👍

[tonysm]

@stevebauman thanks for the contribution! I'll make some changes to the API, but I'll let you know when tagging it.

[tonysm]

@stevebauman I've changed a few things basically removed the need for the interface. All you need to do is implement the getKey() method that returns the ID of the resource in any class and things should work (see the changes here). Tagged version 0.10.0 with it. Please, let me know if that works for you. And thanks again for contributing! 👍🏼

[stevebauman]

Ah this is perfect, thanks @tonysm! Even better that I don't have to implement the interface. 👍 This definitely works for me.

Happy to help!