Detailed explanation of the usage of Blade template in Laravel

Blade is a simple and powerful template engine provided by laravel. The following article mainly introduces you to the relevant information about the use of Blade templates in the Laravel framework. The article introduces it in great detail through example code, which is very useful for your study or work. It has certain reference and learning value. Friends who need it can take a look below. I hope to be helpful.

Introduction

Blade does not restrict you from using native PHP code in views like other popular PHP template engines. In fact, it Just compile the Blade view into native PHP code and cache it. The cache changes when the Blade view changes, which means Blade adds no compilation burden to your application. Blade view files use the .blade.php suffix and are generally stored in the resources/views directory.

1. Inheritance, fragments, placeholders, components, slots

1.1 Inheritance

1.1.1 Define parent template

Laravel/resources/views/base.blade.php

1.1.2 Child template inheritance

Path: Laravel/resources/views/child.blade.php

@extends('base')

1.2 Fragment

1.2.1 Parent template definition fragment

@section('part')
// 中间内容即使一个片段
@show

1.2.2 Child template filling fragment

@section('part')

Fragment filling content

@endsection

1.3 Placeholder

1.3.1 Parent template placeholder:

@yield('title')

1.3.2 Child template fill placeholder

The first type of filling (text):

@section('title' , '填充的文本占位')

The second type of filling (text or html)

@section('title')

Filled placeholder

@endsection

1.4 Components, slots

1.4.1 Define components

Path: Laravel/resources/views/component.blade.php

 
 
{{ $title }}
 
{{ $content }}

1.4.2 Use component

Path: Laravel/resources/views/test.blade.php

@component('component')
 @slot('title')
  组件标题
 @endsolt
 
 @slot('content')
  组件内容
 @endslot
@endcomponent

2. Data display

2.1 Escaped output

{{ $name }}

2.2 Unescaped output

{!! $name !!}

2.3 Original format output

First type (suitable for Small quantity):

@{{ name }}

The second type (suitable for large quantity):

@verbatim
{{ name }}
{{ sex }}
{{ age }}
@endverbatim

3. Process control

3.1 for

Note:

• There is no $loop variable

• No @empty

• Yes @break

• Yes @continue

@for ($i = 0; $i < 10; ++$i)
 {{ $i }} 

@endfor

3.2 foreach

Note:

• There is $loop variable

• There is no @empty

• There is @break

• There is @continue

@foreach ($data as $k => $v)
 {{ $k }} 

@endforeach

3.3 forelse

##Note:

• There is $loop variable

• There must be @empty

• There is @break

• Yes@continue

@foreach ($data as $k => $v)
 {{ $k }} 

@empty

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@endforeach

4. Use native PHP

@php 
echo "使用原生 PHP";
@endphp

5. Contain subviews

Note

• The included subview can reference all variables defined by the parent view.

• You can pass additional data to the child view

/**
 * 父视图
 * 父视图拥有变量 $name = 'chenxuelong'
 */


 
{{ $username }}
 

  
  @include('child' , [
   'other' => '额外数据'
  ])
 


/**
 * 子视图
 */
 
{{ $username }}
 
{{ $other }}

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