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I think it is wrong to assume you are gonna save a lot time by executing the save operation in a queue, also because you are already fetching it from the web server. Queues will with scaling often be moved to worker servers and with this approach this will not work.

In the spirit of the question, stackoverflow and to explain to you what is not working. file_get_contents() returns the content of the file as a string. So to fix your problem, you should just store the results of that. You obviously can not call methods on strings.

Try using :wire:key and not :key, here:

instead of:

To fix this error you have to do two things:

1. Add name property to your component because Livewire components store and track data as public properties on the component class.

You try this Empresa::where("name", "like", $this->search . "%")->take(5)->get();

When using livewire inside a foreach, you need to add a key.

Livewire will on each request serialize the public properties, so that it can be sent to the frontend and stored in JavaScript.

Now here's the kicker: JavaScript will do its own internal sorting on objects, which you can't prevent. So to work around that, you have to re-key your array after you sort it, so that the keys are now in ascending order of what you sorted it to.

Basically, all you need to do before you call ->toArray(), is to call ->values() on it, thereby grabbing the values in the order they were, and PHP will assign it new keys starting from 0.

Laravel 9 requires PHP 8.

1. Delete the ^7.3| in composer.json at the line PHPThe correct syntax is: "php": "^8.0"

2. Delete the v in composer.json at the line laravel/framework, The correct syntax is: "laravel/framework": "^9.0",

3. And check the package's artesaos/seotools compatibility with the Laravel 9

So I found the issue with your code; I didn't notice it yesterday as it was hidden off-screen in your Search.php's updatedQuery() function:

This is because on the mount you are resetting the vegetable array to an empty array.

Refer to this fiddle for more details:

https://laravelplayground.com/#/snippets/f51e212a-dab3-4325-b6b0-4c6af4c0ab72