What customization options does Filament offer for developers

Declarative Syntax

Filament's syntax emphasizes code readability and simplifies admin panel development. Developers can focus more on building application-specific features rather than dealing with repetitive administrative tasks[1][2].

Customizable Components

Every Filament component (form fields, layouts, table columns, filters) is swappable. Developers can use their own custom objects and easily change the Blade view used by a component[1].

Global Configuration

Developers can globally configure components using the `configureUsing()` method in a service provider. This allows applying customizations to certain routes or pages[1].

Extending Base Classes

Developers can extend the base classes of Filament components and override methods to customize their behavior[1].

Theming and Styling

Filament allows changing the fonts, colors, and overall CSS used in the UI by compiling a custom stylesheet. Developers can specify their own color palettes and generate color schemes based on a single value[3][5].

Custom Meta Tags

Developers can add custom tags like `` and `` to the admin panel header using the `pushMeta()` method[3].

Notification Positioning

The position of notifications can be customized by setting the `alignment` and `vertical_alignment` in the config file[3].

Custom Branding

Developers can provide a custom logo by creating a Blade file in the `resources/views/vendor/filament/components/brand.blade.php` directory[3].

Multi-Context Support

Filament will support splitting the admin panel into different "contexts" (e.g., `/admin`, `/app`, `/console`) in v3, each with its own resources, pages, and dashboard widgets[4].

In summary, Filament offers a wide range of customization options, from declarative syntax and swappable components to theming, branding, and multi-context support, allowing developers to tailor the admin panel to their specific needs.