Choice Inputs

Four types let the user pick from a fixed set of options: Select, Radio, Checkbox, and EnumButtons. All four use the instant live() update mode — one click pushes the change to the preview immediately.

Select

A dropdown, compiled to a Filament Select. Pass an id => label map to options().

use FilamentCraft\Settings\Types\Select;

Select::make('layout')
    ->label('Layout')
    ->options([
        'spotlight' => 'Spotlight',
        'editorial' => 'Editorial',
        'compact'   => 'Compact',
    ])
    ->searchable()
    ->default('spotlight');

Method	Effect
options(array $options)	value => label choices.
searchable(bool $value = true)	Enable the search box (good for long lists).

Radio

A radio-button group, compiled to a Filament Radio. Same options() shape as Select, but all choices are visible at once — best for two or three options.

use FilamentCraft\Settings\Types\Radio;

Radio::make('tone')
    ->label('Logo tone')
    ->options([
        'mono'  => 'Monochrome',
        'color' => 'Full color',
    ])
    ->default('mono');

Method	Effect
options(array $options)	value => label choices.

Checkbox

A single boolean toggle, compiled to a Filament Checkbox. Its special power is cssValues(): map the on/off state directly to two CSS strings, so a boolean becomes a usable CSS value.

use FilamentCraft\Settings\Types\Checkbox;

Checkbox::make('button_uppercase')
    ->cssVar('--button-text-transform')
    ->cssValues('uppercase', 'none')   // true -> uppercase, false -> none
    ->default(false);
// emits:  --button-text-transform: none;   (until toggled on)

Method	Effect
cssValues(string $on, string $off)	The CSS string emitted for the checked / unchecked state.

Without cssValues(), a checkbox stores a plain boolean you read in your Blade.

Enum buttons

A segmented button group, compiled to a Filament ToggleButtons rendered inline. Instead of an options() array it takes a string-backed enum class — each case becomes a button with its own label, color, and icon.

use FilamentCraft\Enums\Sections\SectionShape;
use FilamentCraft\Settings\Types\EnumButtons;

EnumButtons::make('shape')
    ->label('Shape')
    ->enum(SectionShape::class)
    ->default(SectionShape::Contained->value);

Method	Effect
enum(string $enum)	FQCN of a string-backed enum. Required — the field throws without it.

Enum requirements

The enum must be : string backed and implement Filament's HasLabel, HasColor, and HasIcon contracts so the buttons can render their label/color/icon. The built-in section enums (SectionShape, SectionDensity, SectionAlignment, MediaPlacement) all satisfy this — see Built-in Sections for their cases.

Because the value stored is the enum's backing string (e.g. 'contained'), always set the default with ->default(SectionShape::Contained->value), not the case instance.