@return directive condition option (#17)

README.md

@@ -86,6 +86,11 @@ The `@return` blade directive simply stops any further processing of the current
 @return
 ```
 
+Or only when a condition is true:
+```blade
+@return($someConditionIsTrue)
+```
+
 ### @slotdefault
 
 When you've an optional slot this directive gives you a cleaner way of defining a fallback. Normally you do something like this:

src/BladeDirectivesServiceProvider.php

@@ -32,8 +32,8 @@ public function register()
             return "<?php echo (fn(\$markdown, \$html_input = 'escape') => Str::markdown(\$markdown ?? '', ['html_input' => \$html_input]))($expression); ?>";
         });
 
-        Blade::directive('return', function () {
-            return "<?php return; ?>";
+        Blade::directive('return', function ($expression) {
+            return "<?php if ((fn (\$return = true) => \$return)($expression)) {return;}; ?>";
         });
 
         Blade::directive('slots', function ($expression) {