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laravel EasyBlade

You can create a simpler and more readable view with EasyBlade

Installation

Usage

Using EasyBlade is, just like its name, super easy!

Imagine that you want to write a route URL in a href in Blade You will have to write this code :

But by using EasyBlade, Just write :

and don't use "{{ }}" or any pure PHP code

Blade template engine was not created for pure PHP code, rather, it was created to code easier. You can pass it by EasyBlade

Current Directives :

• @asset('foo')
• @url('foo')
• @route('foo')
• @isActive('routeName', 'active', 'deactive')
• @count(array|collection, number )
• @user(attr)
• @sessionExists('name')
• @session('name')
• @image('address', 'cssClasses')
• @style('style.css')
• @script('script.js')
• @config('app.name', 'Laravel')
• @old('name', 'Reza')

Features :

• You can pass a route name or array of route names as first parameters to directive , second parameter is a string which you want to echo in view and third parameter is an optional param and it will return a null string if nothing was passed , It will be showed when the current route is not equal to array or string which passed as first param
• You can use @count directive instead of writing lots of if statements to check if the count of the collection or array is equal to or greater than your number which was passed to the second param.

Examples :

• @count

• @isActive Imagine current route is : dashboard.home

• @asset

• @route

• @url

• @user

• @sessionExists

• @session

• @image

• @old

• @script

• @style