Laravel Blade Templates Names Decoded
Laravel Blade templates can now be identified at a glance in a profile.
By Jérôme Vieilledent, on Mar 23, 2021 Laravel framework comes with an elegant template engine: Blade. Its main peculiarity is that it allows you to run any PHP code from within a template while offering modern features such as template inheritance, components, and effortless extensibility.
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Detecting Blade Template names
Until now, you may have noticed in your profiles that Blade templates names are not rendered as you may expect, e.g. views/848f5525d51010e304c283bc05360ae8dc9d68c8.php. This filename actually represents the compiled template file.
Even though you can still find your way from the compiled template, this operation is a bit too complex as it prevents seeing exactly which templates are at stake within a profile, at a glance. Therefore, we implemented the recognition of Blade templates in the probe as of version 1.51.
Before PHP Probe v1.51:
As of PHP Probe v1.51:
You can even use the search bar to filter out and emphasize Blade templates:
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