Level 9
Hi @ImanGh,
This looks like a great usage for the laravel-elixer-jade plugin. Where do you put these within your project? Or do you include it in the templates you want to generate from .jade to .blade.php
Greetings, Peter
Feb 9, 2015
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Level 1
Laravel 5 - Elixir-jade : Say hello to jade
after almost more than a year of hoping to use jade syntax along side the laravel... eventually... I found it very joyful to use jade with the npm package laravel-elixir-jade.
it can remove a lot of extra markup from my views. in my opinion using jade ( => html ) is as nice as using coffeeScript ( => javaScript) or Sass ( => Css ).
the setup was very easy and I got up and running in no time.
you can use this gist as a jade mixin library to output blade ready files. https://gist.github.com/imanghafoori1/7eeb0ffe9d205acc9210
The Idea is to write .jade files and use elixir to compile them into .blade.php files in dev stage. (not to replace the blade with jade syntax on server-side which might seem a hacky solution.) see also : http://jade-lang.com _ _ http://html2jade.org
Level 1
I create a file and include it in my jade files. where I want to use +if instead of |@if
Level 1
I know this is an old topic, but I like using jade so much I had to share!
I place my jade into subfolders under /resources/assets/jade. When gulp compiles jade, it places the blade.php files into their respective subfolders under /resources/views. For example, if my jade is /resources/assets/jade/clients/index.jade, it compiles to /resources/views/clients/index.blade.php.
Level 10
What exactly is the benefit with Jade?
Level 4
you won't use tedious html tags
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