Returns the value of the item at the given index, or null if not set.
You may also specify a selector, in which case this method will return the same result as the WireArray::findOne() method. See the $key argument description for more details on what can be provided.
Usage
$wireData = $wireArray->get($key);
Arguments
Name
Type(s)
Description
key
int, string, array
Provide any of the following:
Key of item to retrieve.
Array of keys, in which case an array of matching items will be returned, indexed by your keys.
A selector string or selector array, to return the first item that matches the selector.
A string of text with "{var}" tags in it that will be populated with any matching properties from this WireArray.
A string like "foobar[]" which returns an array of all "foobar" properties from each item in the WireArray.
A string containing the "name" property of any item, and the matching item will be returned.
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