twigHow to use a switch case in PHP Twig?

Switch case statements are a powerful tool for controlling the flow of a program. In PHP Twig, switch case statements can be used to control the flow of a template.

Example code

{% switch variable %}
    {% case "value1" %}
        <p>The value is value1.</p>
    {% case "value2" %}
        <p>The value is value2.</p>
    {% default %}
        <p>The value is something else.</p>
{% endswitch %}

Output example

The value is value1.

Code explanation

• {% switch variable %}: This is the start of the switch statement. The variable is the variable that will be evaluated.
• {% case "value1" %}: This is the first case statement. If the variable is equal to value1, the code between this statement and the next case statement will be executed.
• {% default %}: This is the default case statement. If none of the case statements are true, the code between this statement and the endswitch statement will be executed.
• {% endswitch %}: This is the end of the switch statement.

Helpful links

• Twig Documentation - Control Structures

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