Other File Types
Blade/Markdown hybrids
Markdown files can use Blade syntax (data, control structures) by using the .blade.md extension. Files with .blade.md are rendered by Blade first, then parsed as Markdown.
Regular .blade.php templates can also include Markdown partials via @include; those partials are parsed by the Markdown engine first.
Non-HTML files
Text-type files can also be rendered through Blade, letting you generate non-HTML outputs with variables and control structures. Supported extensions include: .blade.js, .blade.json, .blade.yml, .blade.yaml, .blade.xml, .blade.rss, .blade.atom, .blade.txt, .blade.text. After Blade renders them, the output keeps its original extension in the URL (e.g., some-file.blade.xml → .../some-file.xml).
Other files
Any other files, such as plain .html, are copied directly to your build folders without modification by Docara.