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Rather than leaving *.blade.php files unencrypted, please consider adding functionality to encrypt blade files using one of the following methods:
*.blade.php
a. Compile the blade file to raw php and then encrypt it; or
b. Use a method other than phpBolt to encrypt the blade file, storing the (separate) encryption key for this in a phpBolt encrypted blade file.
Both of these methods are likely to require some sort of macroed extension to Laravel's blade to handle these without code changes.
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The blade files are not real PHP files. They mostly contain HTML and CSS codes. Why do you want to encrypt them?
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I don't want to personally - I am posting this on behalf of @vishalmicrolevel - see laravel/framework#44916
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Rather than leaving
*.blade.php
files unencrypted, please consider adding functionality to encrypt blade files using one of the following methods:a. Compile the blade file to raw php and then encrypt it; or
b. Use a method other than phpBolt to encrypt the blade file, storing the (separate) encryption key for this in a phpBolt encrypted blade file.
Both of these methods are likely to require some sort of macroed extension to Laravel's blade to handle these without code changes.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: