dynamic blade

Take a look at the docs on using dynamic components:

https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/blade#dynamic-components

Then you would create your components as usual, save their name on your DB, and use the special <x-dynamic-component> to render them when needed.

thanks is it possible to pass data to these components or to also pass objects

Sure, just don't forget to use add colons (:) before dynamic props as you would do with regular components.

Found this:

https://www.amitmerchant.com/dynamic-blade-components-in-laravel-8/

Also, just remembered, the previous @component implementation is still available:

https://laravel.com/docs/6.x/blade#components-and-slots

Docs are from version 6, as they are promoting the new component syntax.

But they are still fully available, and current component implementation relies a lot on them.

So they are also an alternative for your requirements.

thanks for your responses i think let me use the @component , no am thinking if i have an array like so $data = ['componentName'=>'compname','numberOfPosts'=>10,'title'=>'featuredItems','category'=>'fruits'].. now i have to pass $data to the component then fetch where category is fruits limit to 10 then put the component title as featuredItems.... would you mind showing me a snipset on the component side after receiving $data

@php
$componentName = Arr::get($data, 'componentName');
$props =  Arr::except($data, 'componentName');
@endphp

<x-dynamic-component :component="$componentName" :props="$props" />

The in your component's class you can accept a props array in its constructor and manipulate the business logic you need in that class.