The answer seems really obvious once you know it.
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->render();
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Used like this:
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$nav_primary_data = json_decode(file_get_contents('navs/primary.json', true);
$view_string = View::make('layouts.master.navs.primary')->with('nav_primary_data', $data)->render();
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I'm not sure why it's not mentioned in the Views & Responses documentation.
But the method can be seen in the API docs: \Illuminate\View\View
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->render();
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Used like this:
[php]
$nav_primary_data = json_decode(file_get_contents('navs/primary.json', true);
$view_string = View::make('layouts.master.navs.primary')->with('nav_primary_data', $data)->render();
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I'm not sure why it's not mentioned in the Views & Responses documentation.
But the method can be seen in the API docs: \Illuminate\View\View