I am intending to provide a default set of variables to various blade views with the ability to override them later. For example
a.blade.php
<p>a.blade</p>
<p></p>
@include('b')
@include('b', ['bar' => 'bar as param'])
b.blade.php
<p>b blade</p>
<p></p>
When I use View::creator
, it allows me to use ->with()
at runtime to recompose my views and override the ones bound in the creator. If I use View::composer
, this is not the case.
So given the below creator
View::creator('a', function ($view) {
$view->with(['foo' => 'foo as CREATED']);
});
I am able to then use (in a route Closure for example)
return view('a')->with('foo', 'foo from composition');
// Expected a.blade foo from composition (excluding inclusion of b)
// Actual a.blade foo from composition (excluding inclusion of b)
But I am not able to use
return view('a', ['foo' => 'foo from composition']);
// Expected a.blade foo from composition (excluding inclusion of b)
// Actual a.blade foo as CREATED (excluding inclusion of b)
This isn't so much of an issue here as I can use ->where()
but my problem lies in the fact that I can no longer use blade directives @include
or @component
within my templates.
So given the above example, add a creator for a
View::creator('b', function ($view) {
$view->with(['bar' => 'bar AS CREATED']);
});
Then in a.blade.php as above
@include('b')
@include('b', ['bar' => 'bar as param'])
// Expected
// b.blade bar AS CREATED
// b.blade bar as param
// Actual
// b.blade bar AS CREATED
// b.blade bar AS CREATED
So I'm looking for a way I can achieve the ability to provide defaults for variables to views and then override them with these syntax
view('a', ['foo' => 'bar']);
@include('a', ['foo' => 'bar'])
@component('a', ['foo' => 'bar'])
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