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blade-no-triple-echo

Reports {{{ }}} and rewrites it as {{ }}.
Package
Core
Category
Blade
Default severity
warning by default
Auto-fix
Auto-fix available

#Why

Blade compiles both forms to the same thing:

{{{ $name }}}   compiles to   <?php echo e($name); ?>

{{ $name }}     compiles to   <?php echo e($name); ?>

The triple-brace form still works and still escapes. It is no longer in Laravel's documentation, so a template using it suggests a distinction from {{ }} that does not exist. Use the documented form.

#Examples

#Bad

{{{ $user->name }}}

{{{ $message }}}

{{{ $html }}}

#Good

<!-- Escaped output -->

{{ $user->name }}

{{ $message }}



<!-- Raw output, where it is genuinely wanted -->

{!! $trustedHtml !!}

#Auto-fix

Auto-fix converts triple braces to double braces:

<!-- Before -->

{{{ $user->name }}}



<!-- After -->

{{ $user->name }}

#Notes

  • Output is unchanged by the fix, since both forms compile to the same escaped echo.
  • The expression is carried over as written.
  • When the expression itself contains }}, the violation is still reported but no fix is offered. That sequence is not a triple-echo terminator, but it would prematurely terminate the replacement's regular echo.

#Related Rules