README

The enflow/twig-blade-loader package provides the option to load Blade syntax into your Twig files. Mostly used for importing Blade Components from third-parties into your Twig-only application.

Installation

You can install the package via composer:

composer require enflow/twig-blade-loader

Usage

The Twig extension will automatically register when rcrowe/twigbridge is used. If you're using another configuration, you may wish to register the extension manually by loading the extension Enflow\TwigBladeLoader\TwigBladeLoaderExtension.

Example

Take for instance, you have your Twig file, but you wish to include the https://medialibrary.pro/ library from Spatie. This only includes Blade Component syntax: <x-media-library-attachment name="avatar"/>

You can use the {% blade %} syntax for this.

{% blade %}<x-media-library-attachment :name="$fieldName"/>{% endblade %}

That's it! Your variables are automatically passed along from your global scope, and available to pass along.

Variables

You may choose to pass along extra variables to your Blade logic:

{% blade with {fieldName: 'avatar'} %}
    <x-media-library-attachment :name="$fieldName"/>
{% endblade %}

Caveat

There is one big caveat though: Blade variables. As the syntax for rendering Blade variables is the same as Twig's, this conflicts. You may use the 'verbatim' class to work around this:

{% blade with {'name': 'name-in-verbatim'} %}
{% verbatim %}
{{ $name }}
{% endverbatim %}
{% endblade %}

Testing

$ composer test

Contributing

Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.

Security

If you discover any security related issues, please email michel@enflow.nl instead of using the issue tracker.

Credits

• Michel Bardelmeijer
• All Contributors

About Enflow

Enflow is a digital creative agency based in Alphen aan den Rijn, Netherlands. We specialize in developing web applications, mobile applications and websites. You can find more info on our website.

License

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