Would you like to create a component like this, or do you prefer to develop your own custom component in Laravel with a custom path?
Then you need to follow few steps
Step 1: Create a Service Provider
php artisan make:provider PackageServiceProvider
You can name it your own.
Step 2: Add Blade::componentNamespace('App\View\Backend\Components', 'backend');
on your boot() method
<?php namespace App\Providers; use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Blade; use Illuminate\Support\ServiceProvider; class PackageServiceProvider extends ServiceProvider { /** * Register services. */ public function register(): void { // } /** * Bootstrap services. */ public function boot(): void { Blade::componentNamespace('App\View\Backend\Components', 'backend'); } }
Step 3: Create a php file as per your file structure. I created my file here.
app\View\Backend\Components\AdminSidebar.php
Step 4: Return your blade directive on render() method.
<?php namespace App\View\Backend\Components; use Illuminate\View\Component; use Illuminate\View\View; class AdminSidebar extends Component { /** * Get the view / contents that represents the component. */ public function render(): View { return view('backend.components.sidebar'); } }
Step 5: Create your blade file as you mentioned. For my case I added like this.
resources\views\backend\components\sidebar.blade.php
Step 6: Your Component setup is done. now you can access that component by this-
<x-backend::admin-sidebar />
Hope this will help you. Thank You.
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