Laravel Blade Template Cheatsheet

Laravel-Blade-Template-Cheatsheet

    {{ $var }} - Echo content
    {{ $var or 'default' }} - Echo content with a default value
    {{{ $var }}} - Echo escaped content
    {{-- Comment --}} - A Blade comment
    @extends('layout') - Extends a template with a layout
    @if(condition) - Starts an if block
    @else - Starts an else block
    @elseif(condition) - Start a elseif block
    @endif - Ends a if block
    @foreach($list as $key => $val) - Starts a foreach block
    @endforeach - Ends a foreach block
    @for($i = 0; $i < 10; $i++) - Starts a for block
    @endfor - Ends a for block
    @while(condition) - Starts a while block
    @endwhile - Ends a while block
    @unless(condition) - Starts an unless block
    @endunless - Ends an unless block
    @include(file) - Includes another template
    @include(file, ['var' => $val,...]) - Includes a template, passing new variables.
    @each('file',$list,'item') - Renders a template on a collection
    @each('file',$list,'item','empty') - Renders a template on a collection or a different template if collection is empty.
    @yield('section') - Yields content of a section.
    @show - Ends section and yields its content
    @lang('message') - Outputs message from translation table
    @choice('message', $count) - Outputs message with language pluralization
    @section('name') - Starts a section
    @stop - Ends section
    @endsection - Ends section
    @append - Ends section and appends it to existing of section of same name
    @overwrite - Ends section, overwriting previous section of same name
    @Isset($records)
       // $records is defined and is not null...
    @endisset
    @production
        //code to be displayed just when .env is set to production
    @endproduction
    @auth
        //code for logged-in users
    @endauth
    @guest
        //code for guest users
    @endguest
    

Might be useful
@auth
code for logged-in users
@endauth

@guest
code for guest users
@endguest

Updated the gist with your suggestions as this was created in 2014 and never touched since

Thanks Chief

there is more like:
@stack('stack-name')
@Push
content pushed in the 'stack-name'
@endpush

You should add

@php
    //php code
@endphp

You should add

@php
    //php code
@endphp

Isn't the whole purpose of using templating engines is to avoid using PHP in HTML?

@csrf so that the CSRF protection middleware can validate the request.

To check if the authenticated user is authorized to perform an ability set using a gate or a policy.

@can(ability, model instance) 
// ...
@endcan

@cannot(ability, model instance) 
// ...
@endcannot