Explaination about what it checks.
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ice-blaze commented
I run php artisan blade:lint
and get no errors. But in my code for example I have this kind of indentation:
<tr>
<td>name1</td>
<td>name2</td>
</tr>
I can understand that indentation isn't the scope of laravel-blade-lint, but I'm curious to know what does it check?
Magentron commented
What it does is simply compiling blade templates to a temporary file and then running the PHP syntax checker (php -l ...
) over it. So in theory if you have a PHP syntax error in your blade template, it should report on it. If not so, then please let me know.
ice-blaze commented
Thanks for the explanation 👍