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stillat/blade-parser
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Blade Parser is library for Laravel that makes it easy to parse, analyze, and manipulate Blade templates.

The library is composed of many major components:

- **Parser**: A Blade parser that produces a list of nodes, which can be analyzed to help make decisions surrounding a template.
- **Documents**: A powerful abstraction that makes it much simpler to interact with the details of a single parsed Blade template.
- **Workspaces**: A simple set of APIs that make it effortless to work with multiple parsed Blade templates at once.
- **Compiler**: A highly configurable Blade compiler implementation, with support for precompilers, extensions, and existing third-party packages.
- **Validator**: An extensible system for validating Blade documents, with default validators capable of detecting unpaired conditions, invalid component parameter spacing, and much more.

Simple to Use
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Parsing Blade templates is incredibly simple using the Documents API. As an example, this is all that is needed to parse a template:

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