if (view()->exists('emails.' . $template))
{
// ... sending an email to the customer
}
I personally would consider this approach a bad practice - you should catch that error in Controller or elsewhere in the logic before actually calling the View. But if for some reason you get to this point - function exists() can be handy.
More info about Views - in the official documentation.
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