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Theme-based views in Laravel using vendor namespaces

Link – Aug 24th 2017

At Spatie, we're building a multi-tenant app. Seb figured out a great way to handle theme based views.

Laravel allows you register a view vendor namespace which points to a specific directory containing Blade files. This feature is intended for package development, but it's a perfect solution to our problem.
By registering a namespace with the current theme's location, we can drop all the dynamic parts of our view names when we're calling them.

https://sebastiandedeyne.com/posts/2017/theme-based-views-in-laravel-using-vendor-namespaces

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