lling ` vue-router ` . Routing along with everything else will be
handled by Laravel on the server-side.

Next step, we modify ` ./resources/js/app.js ` file and add the following:

    
    
    import "./bootstrap";
    import { createApp } from "vue";
    
    createApp({}).mount("#app");

Vue will look for a ` <div> ` with the ` id ` of “app” to use for mounting the
Vue intsance. Create that ` <div> ` within the ` <body> ` of `
./resources/views/welcome.blade.php ` file. We also have to import our `
./resources/js/app.js ` file using the [ @vite() Blade directive
](https://laravel.com/docs/10.x/vite#loading-your-scripts-and-styles) .

    
    
    <head>
        @vite(['resources/js/app.js'])
    </head>
    
    <body>
        <div id="app"></div>
    </body>

Now, we’ll need a Vue component to test with `
./resources/js/Components/TestComponent.vue `

    
    
    <template>
        <h1>I'm here to test!</h1>
    </template>

Of course we need to register that component to our Vue instance inside `
./resources/js/app.js ` to start using it

    
    
    import "./bootstrap";
    
    import { createApp } from "vue";
    import TestComponent from "./Components/TestComponent.vue";
    
    const app = createApp({});
    
    app.component("test-component", TestComponent);
    
    app.mount("#app");

Time for the truth! Head to ` ./resources/views/welcome.blade.php ` and start
using the new component.

    
    
    <body class="antialiased">
        <div id="app">
            <test-component></test-component>
        </div>
    </body>

Voilà! We just got the Vue component working inside the Laravel Blade engine.

###  Summary

For existing Laravel projects seeking a dynamic boost, embedding Vue
components within Blade files offers the perfect blend of familiarity and
innovation. This approach leverages Laravel's established foundation while
seamlessly integrating Vue's interactivity, crafting a user experience that's
both engaging and SEO-friendly. Think of it as injecting a dose of dynamism
into your existing Laravel app, enhancing user journeys without sacrificing
the stability and structure you've already built.

##  Method 5: Vue.js, Inertia.js and Laravel Integration

![Vue.js Inertia.js and Laravel Integration
Process](https://blog.vueschool.io/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/vue-inertia-
laravel-integration.png)

Inertia.js seamlessly combines Vue.js's frontend agility with Laravel's robust
backend, eliminating the need for separate API development. Laravel handles
routing, data hydration, and authentication, while Vue crafts captivating user
experiences, effortlessly receiving data through Inertia.

With server-side rendering, the entire application is initially rendered on
the server, ensuring optimal SEO and lightning-fast initial load speeds.

###  Integration Guide

The quickest and best way to install Inertia.js in Laravel, is by using one of
the official Laravel starter kits Laravel Breeze or JetStream. For this guide,
I’ll use Laravel Breeze.

First, craft a new Laravel project

    
    
    composer create-project laravel/laravel example-app

The previous command installed the latest version of Laravel (currently `
v10.10 ` ). Then, install Laravel’s related npm dependencies.

    
    
    npm install

Next, use composer to grab Laravel Breeze using the following command

    
    
    composer require laravel/breeze --dev

Then, we install Laravel breeze by hitting the following command

    
    
    php artisan breeze:install

This will prompt us for our preferred frontend stack, which is for sure, we’ll
choose Vue.js with Inertia. Then, it will ask if we would like to include any
of the below features:

  * Dark Mode 
  * [ Inertia SSR ](https://inertiajs.com/server-side-rendering)
  * Typescript (experimental) 

We’ll go with “Inertia SSR” to ensure that we have server-side rendering
support in our single-page app. Finally, it will ask us to choose between [
PHPUnit ](https://phpunit.de/) and [ Pest