[5.8] Add @componentFirst Directive
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- add the compilation - add the `startComponentFirst` method, which uses the View Factory to find the first view given that actually exists. - add a test for the compilation.
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for laravel/framework#28783 I was going to hold off until I had PR'ed `componentWhen` and `componentIf`, but those are proving to be a little more difficult, so getting these docs in now.
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for laravel/framework#28783 I was going to hold off until I had PR'ed `componentWhen` and `componentIf`, but those are proving to be a little more difficult, so getting these docs in now.
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The
@componentand@includeBlade directives perform the same function with 2 distinctions.@components allow you to pass in data via@slots.@components only access variables passed to them, while@includes access all variables currently defined.Even though these directives are so similar,
@includegets some additional variations that are very useful.@includeWhen@includeIf@includeFirstIdeally, both the components and includes would maintain parity between these variations. This PR starts towards that goal by adding a
@componentFirstdirective.