The issue you're experiencing seems to be related to the lifecycle of the Livewire component and how the state of the Factory object is being managed. In Livewire, the component's state is serialized and deserialized between requests, which can lead to unexpected behavior if the state is not properly managed.
Here are a few steps to help resolve the issue:
-
Ensure Proper Initialization: Make sure that the
Factoryobject is properly initialized every time you need to use it. This includes setting all necessary properties before calling methods that depend on them. -
Use Public Properties: Since Livewire serializes public properties, ensure that any property you need to persist across requests is public. In your case,
algorithmis already public, so this should be fine. -
Reinitialize State in Methods: If the
algorithmproperty is being reset tonullbetween requests, you might need to reinitialize or recompute it in theclickScoremethod. This can be done by callingsetModel()again if necessary. -
Check for State Changes: Ensure that no other part of your code is inadvertently modifying the
algorithmproperty. This includes checking for any unintended side effects in other methods or lifecycle hooks.
Here's a potential solution to ensure the algorithm is set correctly:
public function clickScore($score, $voicePartId): void
{
// Recompute the model if necessary
if (is_null($this->factory->algorithm)) {
$this->factory->setModel();
}
Log::info('algorithm: ' . $this->factory->algorithm);
$this->factory->setScore($score, $voicePartId);
}
By checking if algorithm is null and recomputing it if necessary, you ensure that the property is always set before it's used. This approach helps mitigate issues related to the state not being persisted correctly across Livewire requests.