The directive is not compatible with Blade::stringable

[machacekmartin]

Custom scope directive works as intended until we add our custom configuration of Blade::stringable into AppServiceProvider.

Steps to reproduce

• Install this package
• Use the example from the docs
  index.blade.php

@component('components.list', ['objects' => $objects])
    @scopedslot('item', ($object))
        <li>
            {{ $object->name }} 
            @if($object->isEditable)
                <a href="{{ route('objects.edit', $object->id) }}">{{ __('Edit') }}</a>
            @endif
        </li>
    @endscopedslot
@endcomponent

components/list.blade.php

<ul>
    @foreach($objects as $object)
        {{ $item($object) }}
    @endforeach
</ul>

• No problems so far
• Register Blade::stringable into your AppServiceProvider using boot method

public function boot(): void
{
    Blade::stringable(function(\Illuminate\Support\Carbon $value) {
        return $value->format('d. m. Y');
    });
}

• Run php artisan optimize:clear
• Page now no longer works and an exception is thrown.

Internal Server Error

ErrorException
Undefined variable $__bladeCompiler

I have not found any solution to this problem. Please let me know if you manage to fix it. I want to apply default formatting of dates in blade components, but it seems the custom scope directive is somehow conflicting with it.

[konradkalemba]

Hi @machacekmartin, thanks for the detailed report. I fixed it in d66b44a and version 0.1.2. Please update the package and clear the view cache – it should be working now.

[machacekmartin]

I was about to submit a PR that fixes the bug bcs I finally found out where the problem is, but too late, you already published the fix :D thank you!

[konradkalemba]

@machacekmartin I happened to be working on a Laravel project today hence the quick fix. :D

Also, I saw you created a PR for some library, however it may not be sufficient, because, when $__bladeCompiler is undefined (e.g. when you aren't using Blade::stringable) PHP will throw an exception. I've added an extra assignment (d66b44a#diff-dc4533e9cdd82fd75dfdc74283ec5d2bbe050827b0c3d65d9f5c82205f2bc9e9R39) just to make sure it's always defined.