blade-directives.md

ActiveState Blade directives

The following if Blade directives are defined by default for their equivalent checks:

• @path_is(): checkPathIs()
• @path_has(): checkPathHas()
• @route_is(): checkRouteIs()
• @route_in(): checkRouteIn()
• @route_has(): checkRouteHas()
• @query_is(): checkQueryIs()
• @query_has(): checkQueryHas()
• @query_has_only(): checkHasOnly()
• @query_contains(): checkQueryContains()

All these directives have their opposites. Just prepend "not_" to the directive.

Examples of use:

If/else check:

@route_is('user.show')
    // The route is user.show
@elseroute_is
    // The route is not user.show
@endroute_is

Negative check:

@not_route_is('user.show')
    // The route is NOT user.show
@endnot_route_is

The directives simply replace Active::check* calls, which can obviously be used instead, if you prefer.

Note: If you change the Blade directives configuration, you need to clear the compiled views:

php artisan view:clear