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How to Write Raw PHP Code in Laravel Blade Template

Sometimes it's necessary to write Raw PHP code in your Laravel Blade, so here's how you can define it.

Created on Jul 03, 2021

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To run raw PHP code in Laravel blade you can make use of the "php" directive. Although complex logic should be performed inside the controller, any logic that's necessary to bee defined on the blade can be defined using this method.
# views/partials/menus.blade.php

@php
    $navLinks = [
        'Home' => route('home.index'),
        'Contact' => route('contact.index'),
        'About' => route('about.index'),
    ];
@endphp

<div>
    @foreach($navLinks as $name => $link)
        <a href="{{ $link }}">{{ $name }}</a>
    @endforeach
</div>

Another approach is to define it using a normal "php" opening and closing tag.
<?php $name = "PostSrc"; ?>

And with that, you can call the variable name inside the blade itself after the location of the code definition.
<h1>{{ $name }}</h2>

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