In this short snippet, you will learn how to render a blade view into a string from within the backend of Laravel application. This allows you to generate the HTML code in advance which you can return separately to the front end.
The typical way of returning the view form controller method in Laravel look as follows.
Laravel Controller Return View
The typical way of returning the view form controller method in Laravel look as follows.
<?php // PostController.php
public function show() {
return view('posts.show', ['post' => Post::first()]);
}Laravel Controller Render View Beforehand
To render the view beforehand you can call the "render()" method available from the "view()" helper method. By calling the render method you will instruct Laravel to render the code beforehand and you can store it as a variable.
<?php // PostController.php
public function show() {
$partialView = view('partial.some-view', ['post' => Post::first()])->render();
// do whatever you want with the code
return view('posts.show', ['post' => Post::first(), 'partialView' => $partialView]);
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