fix: resolve Blade component class namespace issue by removing redundant 'app' prefix in the service provider and configuration. This caused components to not be recognized in Blade when variables were passed in the component's constructor.

[reza-asgharzadeh]

fix: resolve Blade component class namespace issue by removing redundant 'app' prefix in the service provider and configuration. This caused components to not be recognized in Blade when variables were passed in the component's constructor.

The issue was caused by the redundant 'app' prefix in the service provider and configuration, while the prefix is already defined in the PSR-4 configuration. As a result, the component class was not correctly linked to Blade, and variables defined in the component's constructor were not recognized. By removing the redundant 'app' prefix, the issue was resolved.

[solomon-ochepa]

Nice work. Please keep the title short nice time. You can always add a description to explain what the PR does.

[solomon-ochepa]

You are expected to change the value to whatever you wish in your published config file.

This default follows Laravel's standard structure and should remain unchanged.

[solomon-ochepa]

You are expected to change the value to whatever you wish in your published config file.

The default follows Laravel's structure, but $this->app_path() does not enforce app/. You can leave it empty or set any value through the config.

[solomon-ochepa]

This PR is a NO from me.

[dcblogdev]

component's class's works out the box:

php artisan module:make-component Demo Profile

Creates:

<?php

namespace Modules\Profile\View\Components;

use Illuminate\View\Component;
use Illuminate\View\View;

class Demo extends Component
{
    /**
     * Create a new component instance.
     */
    public function __construct() {}

    /**
     * Get the view/contents that represent the component.
     */
    public function render(): View|string
    {
        return view('profile::components.demo');
    }
}

view:

<div>
  hello. I am a demo component.
</div>

Usage:

<x-profile::demo />