Calling Function in View - Laravel 5.5

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Guys, it’s been a while since I programmed PHP and I have the following question:

I am calling a function in my View as follows:

{{ $result_resumo = app(App\Http\Controllers\Site\SiteController::class)->NoticiasResumo($dados_noticias->post,80, FALSE, "") }}

Now I ask:

There is another way to call the function without the need to type the whole path of the Controller?

Note: I am using Laravel Framework 5.5

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  • Next, it does not need to be so, what does the method do? It is not good to instantiate a controller that way. I wonder what you want to do? put all the dots.

  • this method formats the text so I display a formatted news summary, it removes html tags, etc etc ... I’m calling it that way.... How best to call this method in the view?

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    Make a helper (or function, function) or even a package of utilities and call the code in your controller sending to view only the result. You can’t commit Controller directly on View.

  • This goes kind of against the concept of MVC not? How about sending the formatted data when calling the view in the controller? So I would only have the job of printing the variable passed to Lade...(as Virgilio said)

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