I have the following in my web.php. It's a route to my React application.
Route::get('/{path?}', function () {
return view( 'welcome' );
})->where('path', '.*');
I would want of instead return view( 'welcome' ); to have
return view('welcome')->with([
"globalData" => collect([
'user' => Auth::user()
]);
And I'm having a syntax error, perhaps a typo ?
You're not using with() correctly. If you want to pass an array like that, here's the correct syntax.
return view('welcome', ['globalData' => ['user' => Auth::user()]]);
Or
return view('welcome')->with('globalData', ['user' => Auth::user()]);
Or
$globalData = ['user' => Auth::user()];
return view('welcome', compact('globalData'));
Maybe you should also take a look at View Composers.
If you want to make use of this data only in JavaScript, you'll need to use both json_encode() to encode the array into a string and JSON.parse() to convert this json string into a proper JS object.
var globalData = JSON.parse({{ json_encode($globalData) }}); // try with {!! !!} if it doesn't work.
<script> let globalData = "{!! $globalData->toJson() !!}"; </script> and receiving the following error Call to a member function toJson() on array . If you have any idea I will appreciate it.
toJson() is a Model method. $globalData is a plain array. I'll add something in the answer.{{ $globalData }} is to display the value in the blade right ?return view('welcome')->with('globalData', ['user' => Auth::user()]);
this is the syntext to use when you are using with for passing data.
see the example here : How to pass data to view in Laravel?
with-> as IGP said. Thank you !
])as far as I can seesyntax error, unexpected '}', expecting ';'