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Informations about the package laravel-latte

Laravel Latte

Extends the Laravel framework with the templating engine Latte

Installation

Then the templating engine is used according to the file extension:

Configuration

Publish config file into config/latte.php:

Follow the instructions in the config file.

Extension

See https://latte.nette.org/tags

And additional:

Filter nl2br (bool $xhtml = null)

Default rendering as xhtml or html can be configured in the config file.

Tags {link} and n:href

Similar to tags in Nette except that the separator berween controller and method is not : but @ and the default method is not default but index according to the Laravel conventions. Basically this is a simplified call to Laravel's action() helper when there is no need to write the entire FQCN and the word Controller. In addition, it is possible to use the keyword this for the current action - then there is no need to write unchanged parameters.

(expand) - the equivalent of ...$arr operator https://latte.nette.org/en/syntax#toc-a-window-into-history

Usage of this

route:

template:

At address mysite.com/users/permissions/1/2 generates link mysite.com/users/permissions/1/2?sort=date

Tags {asset} and n:src

Adds the m parameter to the URL with the timestamp of the last file change. Every time the file is changed, it will be reloaded and there is no need to clear the browser cache:

Tags {csrf} and {method}

Generate hidden inputs _token and _method in form. See Preventing CSRF Requests and Form Method Spoofing. Rendering as xhtml or html can be configured in the config file.

Tags {livewire}, {livewireStyles}, {livewireScripts} a {livewireScriptConfig}

🧪 Experimental
Tags for Livewire. They are only available if livewire is implemented.

Since Livewire renders its templates itself, the template can be a latte or a blade file.

⚠️ WARNING: if the component view is a latte file and the default layout is set in config (latte.layout), the component view must have {layout none} at the beginning. Otherwise, Latte engine will try to render the layout again for this component.

resources/views/livewire/component-name.latte:

Translation {_}

Laravel provides functions __() and trans() respectively, see retrieving translation strings, and trans_choice(), see Pluralization. The tag {_} can handle both, it depends on the second parameter, whether it is an integer or an array.

Above is equivalent to Laravel functions:

If you want to implement Latte\Essential\TranslatorExtension as described in Latte doc, you can do so in ServiceProvider e.g. like this:

Why is it not implemented by default?

Components {x}

An object implementing Miko\LaravelLatte\IComponent can be rendered in template:

View:

Root namespace of components is set in config (latte.components_namespace) and is App\View\Components by default.

⚠️ WARNING: if the default layout is set in config (latte.layout), the component view must have {layout none} at the beginning. Otherwise, Latte engine will try to render the layout again for this component.

All versions of laravel-latte with dependencies

PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires php Version >=8.2
illuminate/view Version ^11.0
latte/latte Version ^3.0
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