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Blade: Blade template engine-common syntax format: print a variable or default. this syntax automatically escapes the html tag in the variable content so that the html tag outputs the Welcome as is, {$ nameorCalifornia} print original variable content. escape is not used {!! Mylist !!} Loop common loop @ foreach ($ listsas $ list) {$ list

1. Print the variable or default value. this syntax automatically escapes the html tag in the variable content so that the html tag is output as is.
   Welcome, {{ $name or 'California' }}

2. Print original variable content without escaping
   {!! 'My list 《script》alert("spam spam spam!")《script》' !!}

3. Loop
   Normal loop
   @foreach ($lists as $list)
   

4. {{ $list }}

@endforeach
When the processing variable is null
@forelse ($lists as $list)

5. {{ $list }}

@empty

6. You don't have any lists saved.

@endforelse

7. If judgment
   @if (count($lists) > 1)
@elseif ()
@else
@endif

8. Use the following syntax in the template to create content placeholders
   @yield('content')

9. Use the following syntax in the view to use the template
   @extends('layouts.master')

10. Use the following syntax to fill in placeholder content
    @section('content')
content
@endsection

11. Use the following syntax to reference a child php file
    @include('partial')
@include('partials.row', ['link' => $link]), Passing parameters to the subfile

12. How to determine whether to use public content in the subview
    @section('advertisement')
parent content
@show
    The advertisement section defined in the preceding syntax is not directly displayed in the subview. @ show is equivalent to @ endsection @ yield ('advertisement ')
    @section('advertisement')
@parent
child content
@endsection
    Only @ parent is used here. the content defined in advertisement in the template is displayed in the subview.
    10. reference the css, js, and other syntaxes in the template.
    {!! HTML::style('css/app.min.css') !!}
{!! HTML::script('javascript/jquery-1.10.1.min.js') !!}
{!! HTML::script('javascript/bootstrap.min.js') !!}
{!! HTML::image('images/logo.png', 'TODOParrot logo') !!}
    Note that if you write standard html tags, you must add a '/' symbol to the path.