Overview

The Blade library brings the elegance of Laravel's Blade templating engine to the WordPress ecosystem, providing developers with a powerful and flexible way to enhance their theme and plugin development. This library streamlines the process of rendering views and utilizing advanced templating features, making it an essential tool for those looking to integrate Laravel's capabilities into their WordPress projects.

With easy installation and a simple API, the Blade library simplifies the workflow for developers familiar with Laravel, allowing them to leverage components, controller classes, and custom directives in their WordPress applications. Whether you're working on a simple site or a complex WordPress Multisite, this library provides everything you need to create dynamic, component-driven templates.

Features

Installation: Easily require the package using Composer in your project's root directory, allowing for quick integration with minimal setup.
Rendering Support: Use the blade() helper function to render and cache templates efficiently, ensuring that your views are handled seamlessly.
Controller Integration: Leverage the blade_controller() helper to render templates with data generated from controller classes that extend BladeController, promoting a cleaner separation of logic and presentation.
Custom Directives: Create custom templating directives easily with blade_directive(), enabling personalized functionality within your Blade views.
Variable Sharing: Share variables across all templates using the blade_share() helper, simplifying data management and reducing redundancy.
Multisite Compatibility: For WordPress Multisite installations, cached files are organized in subfolders based on blog IDs, ensuring a neat separation of outputs for easy management.
Cache Management: Configure cache options easily with filters, allowing you to customize cache paths and control cache creation based on WP_DEBUG settings.
Extensive Filter Options: The library provides multiple filters to customize template paths, cache locations, and controller namespaces according to your project requirements.

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