# [SOLVED] Using Sage's @include in Gutenberg block

**URL:** https://discourse.roots.io/t/solved-using-sages-include-in-gutenberg-block/23281
**Category:** sage
**Tags:** gutenberg, sage10
**Created:** 2022-06-02T11:06:49Z
**Posts:** 1

## Post 1 by @Rvervuurt — 2022-06-02T11:06:49Z

I’ve created some components which I’m including by using `@include`. However, when I try to use it in a custom Gutenberg block, it just outputs the whole `@include` as text. Is there a way to fire the `@include` within a Gutenberg block, or should I include my components through `get_template_part`?

If yes to the last question: what’s the folder structure I should use to target my component (`button.blade.php`) in `get_template_part()`? I can’t seem to hit the right folders.

Edit: I actually found a solution just after posting this. You can find it [here](https://discourse.roots.io/t/sage-10-how-to-return-blade-templates-from-setup-php-for-custom-shortcodes/20538/2), just remember to add `echo` before view, so it actually gets displayed :sweat_smile: