Easily handle conditional HTML generation with the following helpers.
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| Laravel | PHP | Package |
|---|---|---|
| ^7.* | ^7.4 | ^2.0 |
| ^5.8 | ^7.2 | ^1.3 |
| ^5.5 | ^7.2 | ^1.2 |
| ^5.5 | ^7.1 | ^1.0 |
- Install the package with composer:
composer require okipa/laravel-html-helperCalling this helper generates an HTML class tag encapsulating the given dynamic classes.
It accepts combination of strings, integers, arrays or null arguments.
@php
$id = 17;
$fullScreen = false;
$darkMode = true;
@endphp
<div{{ html_classes(
['card', $id, 'text-left'],
$fullScreen ? 'full-screen' : null,
$darkMode ? ['bg-dark', 'text-white'] : null
) }}></div><div class="card 17 text-left bg-dark text-white"></div>You can call app(Okipa\LaravelHtmlHelper\HtmlClasses)->toHtml($classes) if you want to avoid helper use.
Calling this helper generates dynamic HTML attributes, taking care about the given key-only, value-only or key-value combinations.
It accepts combination of strings, arrays or null arguments.
@php
$dragAndDrop = true;
$disabled = false;
@endphp
<div{{ html_attributes(
['data-confirm' => __('Are you sure you want to delete this line?')],
$dragAndDrop ? 'data-drag-drop' : null,
$disabled ? ['disabled', 'data-forbid-click'] : null,
'required'
) }}></div><div data-confirm="Are you sure you want to delete this line?" data-drag-drop required></div>You can call app(Okipa\LaravelHtmlHelper\HtmlAttributes)->toHtml($attributes) if you want to avoid helper use.
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