Most languages let you cycle through a json object, getting the top level names.
object = {
"a": {"inner json objects"},
"b" : {"..."},
"C" : {"..."}
}
For example in html.twig the syntax is as such:
{% for title, section in object %}
// do something with title (ie. a, b, c)
// do something (cycle through) with section(ie. '...')
{% endfor %}
I want to do the equivalent in blade.php.
I have tried multiple variations on the blade syntax, such as
@foreach(json_encode($object) as $title)
but I can't figure it out, and I can't find any appropriate documentation online. This stackoverflow question is the closest I could find. , but it isn't quite appropriate as it doesn't stipulate the object I'm grabbing from
Any help would be appreciated.
You are probably just looking for the foreach
syntax that allows you to define the key name as well:
foreach ($something as $key => $value)
Everything inside the (...)
in the Blade @foreach(...)
directive is just regular PHP, by the way.
This should answer your question. You'll need to combine them since PHP foreach loops only loop one array at a time.
You could do a nested loop as well if that works for your needs.
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