Laravel Blade Directives

A collection of nice Laravel Blade directives.

Installation

You can install the package via composer:

composer require appstract/laravel-blade-directives

Usage

@istrue

Only show when $variable isset and true.

@istrue($variable)
   This will be echoed
@endistrue

Or when you would like to quickly echo

@istrue($variable, 'This will be echoed')

@isfalse

Same as @istrue but checks for isset and false.

@isfalse($variable)
   This will be echoed
@endisfalse

@isnull

Only show when $variable is null.

@isnull($variable)
   This will be echoed
@endisnull

@isnotnull

Same as @isnull but one shows when $variable is not null.

@isnotnull($variable)
   This will be echoed
@endisnotnull

@dump and @dd

@dump($var)

@dd($var)

@mix

Create a HTML element to your Laravel-Mix css or js.

@mix('/css/app.css')
@mix('/js/app.js')

Output:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://github.com/appstract/laravel-blade-directives/blob/master/{{ mix('/css/app.css') }}">
<script src="https://github.com/appstract/laravel-blade-directives/raw/master/{{ mix('/js/app.js') }}"></script>

@style

Create a <style> element or <link> element with a css path.

@style
    body { background: black }
@endstyle

@style('/css/app.css')

@script

Create a <script> element with or without a js path.

@script
    alert('hello world')
@endscript

@script('/js/app.js')

@inline

Load the contents of a css or js file inline in your view.

@inline('/js/manifest.js')

@pushonce

Same as @push but will include content one time only. Useful for repeatable blocks.

First parameter must follow the syntax stack-name:group-name.

@pushonce('js:foobar')
    <script src="https://github.com/appstract/laravel-blade-directives/raw/master/{{ asset('/js/foobar.js') }}"></script>
@endpushonce

Include pushes with standard @stack directive:

@stack('js')

@routeis

Checks if the current route name is equal to the given parameter. You can use a wildcard like blog.post.*.

@routeis('webshop.checkout')
    Do something only on the checkout
@endrouteis

@routeisnot

Checks if the current route name is not equal to the given parameter. You can use a wildcard like blog.post.*

@routeisnot('webshop.checkout')
    Do something only if this is not the checkout
@endrouteisnot

@instanceof

Checks if the first parameter is an instance of the second parameter.

@instanceof($user, 'App\User')
    User is an instance of App\User
@endinstanceof

@typeof

Checks if the parameter is of a certain type.

@typeof($text, 'string')
    Text is a string
@endtypeof

@repeat

Repeat something a specified amount of times.

@repeat(3)
    Iteration #{{ $iteration }}
@endrepeat

@fa, @fas, @far, @fal, @fab, @fad, @mdi, @glyph

Quickly output an icon with Font Awesome, Material Design Icons or Glyphicon.

@fa('address-book', 'optional-extra-class')

// for Font Awesome 5 (solid, regular, light, brand, duotone):
@fas('address-book', 'optional-extra-class')
@far('address-book', 'optional-extra-class')
@fal('address-book', 'optional-extra-class')
@fab('address-book', 'optional-extra-class')
@fad('address-book', 'optional-extra-class')

// for Material Design Icons
@mdi('account', 'optional-extra-class')

// for Glyphicons
@glyph('glass', 'optional-extra-class')

@data

Output data-attributes from an array.

@data(['testing' => 123])

@haserror

Quickly output for classical $errors->has('input_name') to determine if any error messages exist for a given field.

@haserror('input_name')
    This input has an error
@endhaserror

@count

Output number of entries.

@count([1,2,3])

@nl2br

Replaces \n into <br>.

@nl2br('foo\n bar\n baz\n')

@snake, @kebab, @camel

Output formatted string (uses Laravel Helpers).

@snake('fooBar')
// output: 'foo_bar'

@kebab('fooBar')
// output: 'foo-bar'

@camel('foo bar')
// output: 'fooBar'

Testing

composer test

Contributing

Contributions are welcome, thanks to y'all :)

About Appstract

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License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.