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[2.x] Add @render()
blade directiive
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* @return string Rendered HTML content. | ||
*/ | ||
Blade::directive('render', function ($blocks) { | ||
return "<?php echo app('laravel-editorjs')->render($blocks); ?>"; |
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@lmottasin What about the exception?
render()
method throws exception when it fails to render.
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What I found is that handling the exception is not a valid solution. The developer must validate the JSON before saving it to the database, so the current approach is fine.
* @param mixed $blocks The blocks of content to be rendered. | ||
* @return string Rendered HTML content. | ||
*/ | ||
Blade::directive('render', function ($blocks) { |
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Could you please change this name to include the "editorjs" prefix or something relevant? It might create conflicts with other names.
Thank you!
eg.
@render($post->body)
helps to simplify things for devs.