Laravel Blade mixins for jade for use with laravel-elixir-jade

blade-mixins.pug

//- For use with https://github.com/CREEATION/laravel-elixir-jade

mixin blade()
  ='\r\n'
  block
  ='\r\n'


mixin phpblock()
  !='\r\n<?php '
  block
  !='\r\n?>'

mixin php(php)
  if (php)
    !='\r\n<?php ' + php + ' ?>'
  else
    !='\r\n<?php '
    block
    !=' ?>'


mixin if(op)
  +blade @if(!{op})
  block
  +blade @endif

//- +else and +elseif must be one indentation from +if
mixin elseif(op)
  +blade @elseif(!{op})
  block

mixin else()
  +blade @else
  block


mixin unless(op)
  +blade @unless(!{op})
  block
  +blade @endunless


mixin for(terms)
  +blade @for(!{terms})
  block
  +blade @endfor

mixin foreach(terms)
  +blade @foreach(!{terms})
  block
  +blade @endforeach
  
mixin forelse(terms)
  +blade @foreach(!{terms})
  block

mixin empty()
  +blade @empty
  block
  +blade @endforelse


mixin while(test)
  +blade @while(!{test})
  block
  +blade @endwhile


mixin yield(name, defaultContent)
  if defaultContent
    +blade @yield('!{name}', '!{defaultContent}')
  else
    +blade @yield('!{name}')

mixin include(file, data)
  if data
    +blade @include('!{file}', !{data})
  else
    +blade @include('!{file}')

mixin extends(file)
  +blade @extends('!{file}')


mixin section(name, ender)
  +blade @section('!{name}')
  block
  if (ender)
    +blade @#{ender}
  else
    +blade @stop

mixin sectionshow(name)
  +section(name, 'show')
    block
    
mixin sectionoverwrite(name)
  +section(name, 'overwrite')
    block

mixin sectionstop(name)
  +section(name)
    block

Hi, Can +foreach($vars as $var) escape "as" token?
the warning message said it don't accept "as".

Or I don't know your design.

Hello, I really love these mixins, thank you for making it, very helpful.

I've noticed that when I use the include mixin it passes the data as a string.

For example, this:

mixin include(file, data)
  if data
    +blade @include('!{file}', '!{data}')
  else
    +blade @include('!{file}')

+include("view.name", "['data' => 'something']")

Outputs this:

@include("view.name", "['data' => 'something']")

In Laravel it shows me an error because it's trying to pass the data as a string instead of an array.

I changed the mixin to this (removed the single quotes):

mixin include(file, data)
  if data
    +blade @include('!{file}', !{data}) // <= I removed the single quotes
  else
    +blade @include('!{file}')

+include("view.name", "['data' => 'something']")

And now it outputs:

@include("view.name", ['data' => 'something'])

And that fixed it for me, in case someone has the same problem.

Cool mixins, I always use them.

Greetings.

Two years later and I've made the change @asaelx suggested. Sorry about that.

@FreedomKnight I'm sure you're not still waiting on an answer but here it is anyway. Just needs quotes around the blade/php values.

+foreach('$vars as $var')
  p {{ $var }}

outputs

@foreach($vars as $var)
<p>{{ $var }}</p>
@endforeach