Creating Custom Blade Components and Directives

• Open a code editor (e.g., VS Code) or a browser console.

• In your script file or console, type:

• Users need to search through posts, articles, or product descriptions.
• Basic SQL queries (like clauses) are too slow or inefficient for large datasets.
• You want features like relevance ranking, partial matches, and advanced filtering.

We’ll implement full-text search using MySQL’s built-in capabilities.

const MyModule = (function() {
    // Private variables and functions
    let privateVariable = 'I am private';

    function privateFunction() {
        console.log(privateVariable);
    }

    // Public API
    return {
        publicVariable: 'I am public',

        publicFunction: function() {
            privateFunction();
        }
    };
})();

console.log(MyModule.publicVariable); // Output: I am public
MyModule.publicFunction(); // Output: I am private

Benefits:

In this example, the <x-app-layout> component is used as the layout, with title="Home" passed as a prop, and the main content provided within the component tags.

Example:

Laravel's Blade templating engine allows you to create dynamic layouts that can be extended by various views. This helps maintain a consistent look and feel across different pages and reduces code duplication.

A master layout is the foundation of your Laravel application's UI. It typically contains the main HTML structure and includes placeholders for dynamic content.