break, continue, return in blade template

Well, you can do normal PHP inside it but depends on why you'd want to do that... maybe a foreach break?

Usually you wouldn't need to, but if you must, use <?php return; ?>

@bashy Yes. Isn't blade support for break statements? Or can we extend blade?

I don't think there's any native support for break, no.

You need to put it inside the php tag: and so on...

@intrip we've said about that already.

@foreach ($value_array as $value) @if ($value == 'end') @break; @endif {{ $value }}
@endforeach

I have the need to break in a foreach after the first loop. I tried:

@if (1==1) @break; @endif

but it didn't work. Instead I just see @break; repeatedly printed on the screen.

That's because break doesnt exist. It's easy to extend.

http://laravel.com/docs/5.1/blade#extending-blade

why do we use blade again?

@t0ne Can use what you want.

Its simple to Use break inside the blade template. You can just put the php script inside the blade like , It will work and I used this method and got succeed.

Anyone coming in here, you can use @break and @continue inside foreach loops in Blade now. (Not sure if/how long ago this became a change, but it's valid)

@break doesn't seem to work in 5.1, just FYI

Anyone who needs to support it such as L5.1, see below:

Inside boot method of AppServiceProvider class in app/Providers, you can define a directive like this:

public function boot()
{
    Blade::directive('break', function() { return "<?php break; ?>"; });
}

Don't forget to write use Blade; below the namespace declaration.

You can still use PHP in your Blade templates, and Blade @foreach is just implemented as a PHP foreach. So you can just do <?php break; ?>. You can also do <?php continue; ?> as well.

Whether or not that's a bad idea is up to you to decide. It's not pretty, and it would break if the way Blade implemented foreach in a different way. But if you're ok with it, then there's no reason you can't do it that way. But the Blade directive is prettier.

This is quite late but hopefully it may help someone facing a similar problem.

@continue and @ break was added in Laravel 5.2.22.

You can now use it directly in blade

@continue($some_condition)

@break($some_condition)

Example: @continue($student->id == 20)

@foreach ($values as $value)
    @if ($value < 0)
        @php
            continue;
        @endphp
    @endif

    {{ $value }}
@endforeach

or

@foreach ($values as $value)
    @if ($value < 0)
        @continue
    @endif

    {{ $value }}
@endforeach

Both variants works in Laravel 5.6.

@Finesse You'd probably want to use the loop variable https://laravel.com/docs/5.6/blade#the-loop-variable

continue, can be achieved simply by adding an if condition to the contents of loop.

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