I know that naming conventions in Laravel is covered in another question, but blade files are not covered there. I read several blogs and forums and they all offer different approach so I want to ask here:
My controller method is AdminController@listPropertyTypes - which lists and manages the property types..
One blog suggests:
/resources/views/admin/property/types.blade.php
Another blogs suggest underscore or no space:
/resources/views/admin/property_types.blade.php
/resources/views/admin/propertytypes.blade.php
I would personally named this way since it is a view:
/resources/views/admin/property-types.blade.php
Is there a best practice or PSR rule for this?
ie views/admin/property-types.blade.php or views/admin/propertyTypes.blade.php
Laravel's creator seems to use kebab-case, but Spatie recommends camelCase.
As @MrEduar explained it, there is no strict convention.
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You SHOULD use snake_case as file name of your Blade templates
Good
show_filtered.blade.php
Bad
showFiltered.blade.php
show-filtered.blade.php