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Package laravel-renderless-components
Short Description Create components with lazy-evaluated content
License MIT
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Laravel renderless components
Blade components are great, aren't they? The one thing I was still missing from them is a way to create renderless components. Blade renders top-down, which means you can't lazy-evaluate child content. Imagine being able to define and use a component like this:
So, I built a way to do it. You need to define your PHP component to look like this:
Usage
Add the library to your project:
It automatically registers itself, so the only thing left is to extend RenderlessComponents\RenderlessComponent instead of Illuminate\View\Component and implement the abstract methods.
Caveats
- I've changed how the lazy-evaluated content is cached, so that this library works alongside
facade/ignition. On local (or on any other env, if the file doesn't already exist); the lazy-evaluated content is cached in thestorage/framework/views/componentsfolder. If your view isn't updating, you might be in an environment other thanlocal. You can change the environment or remove the cache files in that folder.
