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drupal-render

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Drupal render arrays — structure, cache metadata (tags, contexts, max-age), render elements, and markup safety.

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Drupal Render Arrays

Basic Structure

$build = [
  '#type' => 'container',
  '#attributes' => ['class' => ['my-wrapper']],
  'content' => [
    '#markup' => $this->t('Hello world'),
  ],
];

Cache Metadata (Always Required)

$build['content'] = [
  '#markup' => $output,
  '#cache' => [
    'tags' => ['node:' . $node->id(), 'node_list'],
    'contexts' => ['user.permissions', 'url.query_args'],
    'max-age' => 3600,
  ],
];

Cache Tag Conventions

TagInvalidates when
node:123Node 123 is saved
node_listAny node is created/deleted
user:456User 456 is saved
taxonomy_term:789Term 789 is saved
config:my_module.settingsConfig is saved
block_content:1Block content is saved

Cache Contexts

ContextVaries by
userCurrent user identity
user.permissionsUser's permissions
user.rolesUser's roles
urlFull URL
url.pathURL path only
url.query_argsQuery string
languagesCurrent language
sessionSession data
themeActive theme

Markup Safety

// Plain text — always safe
$build['#plain_text'] = $user_input;

// Trusted markup — use Markup class
use Drupal\Core\Render\Markup;
$build['#markup'] = Markup::create('<strong>Safe</strong>');

// User input in markup — filter first
use Drupal\Component\Utility\Xss;
$build['#markup'] = Markup::create(Xss::filter($user_input));

// Admin-level markup — allows more tags
$build['#markup'] = Markup::create(Xss::filterAdmin($html));

Render Elements

// HTML tag
$build['heading'] = [
  '#type' => 'html_tag',
  '#tag' => 'h2',
  '#value' => $this->t('Title'),
  '#attributes' => ['class' => ['my-heading']],
];

// Link
$build['link'] = [
  '#type' => 'link',
  '#title' => $this->t('Go'),
  '#url' => Url::fromRoute('entity.node.canonical', ['node' => $nid]),
  '#attributes' => ['class' => ['button']],
];

// Entity view
$build['node'] = $this->entityTypeManager
  ->getViewBuilder('node')
  ->view($node, 'teaser');

// Inline template
$build['inline'] = [
  '#type' => 'inline_template',
  '#template' => '<div class="{{ class }}">{{ content }}</div>',
  '#context' => ['class' => 'my-class', 'content' => $content],
];

Lazy Builder (Uncacheable Content)

$build['dynamic'] = [
  '#lazy_builder' => [
    'my_module.service:buildDynamicContent',
    [$arg1, $arg2],
  ],
  '#create_placeholder' => TRUE,
];

Rendering Programmatically

// Inject renderer service
public function __construct(
  private readonly RendererInterface $renderer,
) {}

// Render to string
$html = $this->renderer->render($build);

// Render in isolated context (doesn't bubble cache)
$html = $this->renderer->renderInIsolation($build);

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