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Laravel Blade X Laravel Package

spatie/laravel-blade-x

Blade-X brings Blade-style HTML components to Laravel 6 and below, letting you use tags like instead of @include. Package is abandoned because Laravel 7+ has native Blade components; migrate when upgrading.

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title: Prefixing components weight: 3

If you're using Vue components in combination with BladeX components, it might be worth prefixing your BladeX components to make them easily distinguishable from the rest.

Setting a global prefix can easily be done before or after registering components:

BladeX::component('components.myAlert');

BladeX::prefix('x');

All your registered components can now be used like this:

<x-my-alert message="Notice the prefix!" />
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