Computed properties are dynamic properties that can be used to access derived properties from the database. What that means is that the method can execute some logic beforehand then right away accessible just like how class properties are normally accessed.
If you have "getPostProperty" method then it can be accessed through the "$this->post" variable. Otherwise, if you have "getUserProperty" method then it's accessible through the "$this->user" variable.
If you have "getPostProperty" method then it can be accessed through the "$this->post" variable. Otherwise, if you have "getUserProperty" method then it's accessible through the "$this->user" variable.
class ShowPost extends Component
{
// Computed Property
public function getPostProperty()
{
return Post::find($this->postId);
}
}In the blade views to access the computed property "$this" must be used before the property name. In this case "$this->post" is an object so the "title" property can also be accessed from the object.
<div>
<h1>{{ $this->post->title }}</h1>
</div>If the computed property returned an array then you can loop it from the blade template.
@foreach($this->posts as $post)
<h1>{{ $post->title }}</h1>
@endforeach
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