Retrieve a model in blade file

The same is true for?

{{ App\Models\Items::where('status', 1)->count() }}

Anyway, I need to find the count of all the elements, or find all the categories in the header and footer and I wanted to avoid going through the controller because consequently I would have to pass the variable in every function. Instead I wanted to act directly on the template blade in order to simplify everything.

You need a view composer for that

https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/views#view-composers

The same is true for?

Yes, maybe less non-conventional 😉

I would have to pass the variable in every function

This is when we reach for View Composers

I was trying to understand better, but I don't understand how to pass data to blade. For example, I need to pass all categories from the Categories model in the blade navigation.blade.php file, how should I proceed?

PS: I mean, using View Composers

For simplicity, let’s just use a Closure. In the boot method of the AppServiceProvider class, add the following:

View::composer(‘navigation’, fn ($view) => $view->with(‘categories’, Category::all());

Ensure you have imported the correct namespaces for use Illuminate\Support\Facades\View; facade and App\Models\Category model.

What does this do? Whenever the navigation blade template is rendered, there will be a $categories variable available just as though passed from a Controller action.

Note, if navigation template is in a subdirectory, make sure you use the usual dot-syntax to reference the path relative to resources/views

@tykus i think you should define variable in controller and then you can pass in blade file otherwise can't pass variable dynamically

@crazy your comment is not relevant to the question.

@crazy cool story 👌