Import Multiple Classes in Blade with Array @use Syntax

Import multiple PHP classes or custom aliases inside Blade templates using array arguments in the @use directive.

The Blade `@use` directive allows importing PHP classes directly inside templates. Punyapal Shah contributed a Pull Request to Laravel expanding `@use` to accept array arguments.

You can import multiple classes or define custom aliases in a single directive:

{{-- Import multiple model classes --}}
@use(['App\Models\User', 'App\Models\Post'])

{{-- Import with custom aliases --}}
@use(['App\Models\User' => 'ModelUser', 'App\Models\Post' => 'ModelPost'])

{{-- Single class import still works --}}
@use('App\Models\User', 'ModelUser')

• Replaces repetitive @php use ... @endphp blocks at the top of Blade templates
• Keeps Blade template imports grouped in a clean, readable structure
• Supports alias mapping directly inside array keys and values