Laravel @includeIf Directive
If there is no view to call, we get an error. If we want to call view by controlling, we can use this directive. Normally we can use it like this without directive.
@if(view()->exists('view-name'))
@include('view-name')
@endif
However, Blade gives us a directive called @includeIf. That's exactly what works and you're writing cleaner code.
@includeIf('view-name')
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