Configuration

The diagram reads Truss’s config, which is the single place to change what is drawn. Publish it if you have not already:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=truss-config

Everything about which tables appear, how deep focus reaches and what the diagram shows is configured there, not here.

Hidden tables

Truss keeps framework plumbing out of the diagram through its own truss.excluded_tables, so a panel on 16 tables may draw 8 of them. The footer says so, reading 8 of 16 tables rather than presenting a filtered diagram as the whole schema.

Where truss.reveal_excluded allows it, a Show hidden tables toggle draws the excluded ones muted. That is on by default in local and off elsewhere, matching truss.enabled and the viewTruss gate.

Both switches live in Truss’s config and the plugin adds none of its own. So the toggle being absent in production is a setting rather than a bug, and excluding a table to keep it off a shared panel keeps working: there is no query parameter and no plugin option that puts it back.

The one option

The link to the project in the page header, which is on by default and off in one call:

$panel->plugin(FilamentTrussPlugin::make()->documentationLink(false));

It is on by default because it is where a developer goes next, and removable because a permanent link to somebody’s project in somebody else’s admin panel is a billboard.

That is the entire configuration surface of the plugin. Everything else is Truss’s.

Theming is not configured at all. The diagram follows the panel’s palette by reading it, so there is nothing to set and no truss.theme to publish for it. See Theming.