Laravel 6 Advanced - e2 - View Composers

View Composers come in very handy for "automatically" attaching data to views. This allows you to pull in views without worrying about proving the necessary data to make it work. Let's explore an example of it using the idea of Channels.
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This is great. But we now have Components as well as Partials. Which is better? Is there a benefit of one over the other (apart from the lovely syntax of Components)?

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Good video, but there are some cave eats. Last time I used a view composer (long time ago) it provided the data to every time a view has been used, but this is not the same as distinct views that you use. If you use some template a 100 times (let's say once per row in loop), then you will perform a 100 sql queries instead of one. This tool is only good as long as you are not using views inside the loops, unless they changed the internals so the data would be fetched once. The partials you created works the same as Laravel components, sometimes it work good, but I found it bit annoying to keep clean since the PHP logic may stack infinitely inside of them. Maybe this view composers can work well with a CQRS pattern, or at least a Query can benefit from it if planned well

Put the query in constructor and save result to a class property and than use this property in compose function. This way query will be fired only once.

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If you include the same partial twice in a single view ( take some categories for example ) you would call the query 2 times ( every time the partial is composed ) which is not optimal.

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You should have put this query in to the constructor. This way you make sure it will be fetched only once.

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HI, do we have any way to except the view from array of list of thousands of view as in option 2 or 3 or to except the view from all the view as in option 1 - share method. Because my intension is to pass data to all views except (or ignoring) one or few view

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Why there is no interface ChannelCoposer has to implement in order to make sure that class has compose() method?

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to solve that orderBy kind of issue what else we can do is like 1: create a method getChannels in your model 2: there call your method as return $this->all(); 3: now where ever you want to get all channels, create an instance of model and call that getChannels method. now if in future if you want any change like orderBy or what ever you can go straight to model class change it there and boom its changed everywhere.... how is this approach ??? u can do same with other crud function

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