Using the $loop variable ( The new $loop variable in Laravel 5.3 ) inside of a loop it’s easy to check when you're at the start or the end of a loop. In this case show a comma for all items except the last one we can use:
! $loop->lastÂ
Which says then the loop is not the last item, at which points add the comma and close it with an endif.
@foreach($items as $item)
{{ $item }}@if (!$loop->last),@endif
@endforeach
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