Laravel blade @if statement conditional to check route names

Question

Is there a way to check the current page's route name with blade? I have a blade layout template that needs to change it's <body> attribute by the current uri. Note that I need to do this through blade, not js.

Here is an example snippet that illustrates what I want to do:

@if (URL::current() == {{ route('admin.index') }}) //not valid syntax
    <body class="dashboard" id="top">
@else 
    <body class="not-dashboard" id="not-top">
@endif

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score 5 · Accepted Answer · answered Nov 16 '20 at 04:20

you can try routeIs() helper

@if (request()->routeIs('admin.index'))
<body class="dashboard" id="top">
@else
<body class="not-dashboard" id="not-top">
@endif

and you code have syntax error which fix is

@if (URL::current() == route('admin.index')) // remove those curly braces  
    <body class="dashboard" id="top">
@else 
    <body class="not-dashboard" id="not-top">
@endif

Laravel blade @if statement conditional to check route names

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