How do I use a custom view for my dashboard lens? You can optionally make your dashboard lens use a custom view. To do this you need to set the protected $viewstring on your lens to the view you would like to use. json([]); } } Your view will have access to Blade and Vue as it is rendered as a slot. You will have access to the following variables: Variable Type Description lens.data Vue This is an object that holds the response from the data method of your admin lens. You can effectively pass any data you want in the json response and have access to it in Vue through this variable. lens.date Vue This is an object that has start, end and compare keys. lens.loading Vue This is a boolean that is true while the lens is making an API call to get its data. lens.notLoading Vue This is a boolean that is false unless the lens is making an API call. lens.noData Vue This is a boolean that is true if the store has no orders. lens.hasData Vue This is a boolean that is true if the store has orders. lens.renderDateGetVariables Vue This returns an empty string or the selected date formatted as the $dateGetVariables property on the lens class describes. $title Blade This is the value of the $title property on your lens class. $link Blade This is the value of the link() function on your lens class. $noTextData Blade This is the value of the $noDataText property on your lens class. Here is the code for our default lens view:

{{ $title }}

@isset($link) {{ $link['text'] }} {{ $link['text'] }} @endif
Adding Permissions to your Dashboard Lens You can optionally make your dashboard lens require a permission (if the user doesn’t have the permission then the lens will not be rendered). To do this you need to set the protected static $permission string on your lens class to the permission you would like to use. json([]); } }