Laravel @verbatim Directive

Comments (0)

Views (150)

The {{}} print syntax we use in Blade is also used in most popular Javascript frameworks. Let's take Vue as an example.

In Blade, we need to use it as @{{ }} so that it doesn't interpret this syntax. Although it is not a problem to put the @ sign in sporadic spellings, it can be tedious to put the @ sign in front of all of them when we want to display many different data in vue or similar frameworks.

<div id="app">
    Name @{{ name}}
    Surname @{{ surname }}
    Age @{{ age}}
    <!-- And imagine there are a few more -->
</div>

To make this easier to write, Laravel offers us the @verbatim directive. When we write these codes in this directive, we no longer need to use the @ sign because it does not interpret the {{}} code in this directive as a blade syntax.

<div id="app">
@verbatim
    Name {{ name }}
    Surname {{ surname }}
    Age {{ age }}
    <!-- And imagine there are a few more -->
@endverbatim
</div>

Is it used? It is debatable, it would be good for you to know that there is such a directive if it bothers you one day.

When you are stuck while you are coding or when you need to relax yourself comment section is waiting for you. Ask what you don't know, answer what you know !

Laravel @verbatim Directive

Comments

Popular Articles

Popular Tags