Laravel @includeWhen Directive

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We use this directive to call view based on condition. Normally, we can do something like this without using the directive.

@if($post->hasComments())
    @include('posts.comments')
@endif

However, Blade gives us a directive called @includeWhen. That's exactly what works and you're writing cleaner code.

@includeWhen($post->hasComments(), 'posts.comments');

You can also use the 3rd parameter to send data to the view.

@includeWhen($post->hasComments(), 'posts.comments', ['id' => 5]);
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