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Package blade-component-scopes
Short Description Scope attributes to specific elements within your Blade components.
License MIT
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Blade Component Scopes
This package allows you to scope attributes to specific elements within your Blade components.
Installation
Requires php 8.2+ and Laravel 10+
First, install Blade Component Scopes via composer:
Usage
This package adds a scope() macro to Laravel's ComponentAttributeBag,
allowing you to namespace your component attributes for different elements of your component.
Basic Example
In your component view, access scoped attributes using the scope() method:
How It Works
The scope() method filters attributes based on the prefix. For example:
- The label's class in
label:class="font-bold"becomes available when using$attributes->scope('label') - The input's ID in
input:id="first-name-input"becomes available when using$attributes->scope('input') - The container's class in
container:class="mt-4"becomes available when using$attributes->scope('container')
This allows you to:
- Organize attributes for different elements/parts of your component
- Create more intuitive component interfaces
- Maintain cleaner component templates
Benefits
- 🎯 Better organization of component attributes
- 🔍 More explicit attribute targeting
- 🧩 Cleaner components with less clutter
- 💪 Fully compatible with Laravel's existing attribute merging
If you want to benifit from the
scopemethod in your Blade views without installing this package, here is the magic sauce:
Add the following code to your AppServiceProvider:
Contributing
Thank you for considering contributing to Blade Component Scopes! The contribution guide can be found in the CONTRIBUTING.md file.
Blade Component Scopes is an open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.
