If you keep doing the same formatting of the data in multiple Blade files, you may create your own Blade directive.
Here's an example of money amount formatting using the method from Laravel Cashier.
"require": { "laravel/cashier": "^12.9",}
public function boot(){ Blade::directive('money', function ($expression) { return "<?php echo Laravel\Cashier\Cashier::formatAmount($expression, config('cashier.currency')); ?>"; });}
<div>Price: @money($book->price)</div>@if($book->discount_price) <div>Discounted price: @money($book->dicount_price)</div>@endif
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