Ability to add components

[Wulfheart]

Currently it is not possible to register package blade components. Am I correct?

[freekmurze]

You can do it in the same way you do it in regular Laravel apps

[Wulfheart]

Wait.. So no registering it at the boot method?
Simply adding a components to the views folder?

[thibodelanghe]

Hi @freekmurze, thanks for this package. It'll clean up our service providers quite a bit, but i have the following question. Isn't is more logical that the Components directory is in the src folder instead of 1 level above it or do i miss something?
https://github.com/spatie/laravel-package-tools/blob/master/src/PackageServiceProvider.php#L113

[freekmurze]

Yeah, that's strange. I don't think I review the PR correctly that added that. I think components should go in src/Http/Component/

I accept a PR that will load the components from directory additionally.

[thibodelanghe]

Hi freek, i've submitted a PR. #35

[dominik-eller]

In am not getting my component to work as expected. The components view file gets loaded but the corresponding component class is not. So I am having a component and am not able to pass variables to it.

I am having

  src/Components/Component.php
  resources/views/components/component.blade.php

and I am using

  ->hasViewComponents('vendor', Component::class)

also tried

  ->hasViewComponent('vendor', Component::class)

I am loading the component with

  <x-vendor::component />

I have no idea why by Component.php class is not loaded to pass the data into my view. I compared my implementation with https://github.com/spatie/laravel-health and there is no difference.

I am using a fresh Laravel 11 installation...

[dominik-eller]

The following change did it:

   <x-vendor-component />