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Informations about the package template-flow

TemplateFlow

TemplateFlow is a simple and extendable templating engine with a focus on E-Mail and HTML templating. Therefore, TemplateFlow may not work as expected if you want to output plain text which contains HTML special characters like . It provides an easy way to define and placeholders in a template and process them via pipes.

Template

In TemplateFlow a simple template can be defined as follows . Rendering that template with the desired data can be achieved as follows:

Pipes

Replacing placeholders with values is already nice to have but not really powerful. Therefore, TemplateFlow provides pipes. Pipes allow you to specify how a given placeholder value should be mutated before it is displayed. TemplateFlow already comes with a lot of predefined pipes. A complete list of the predefined pipes can be found at Predefined Pipes

There are also parameterized pipes - like shorten - which take a parameter. A parameter may be passed to a pipe in parenthesis.

Some pipes also require more than one parameter. To distinct multiple parameters, the pipe operator (|) is used.

Adding Pipes

Pipes are just functions in a . Therefore, if you want to add your own pipes to TemplateFlow, you just have to create a new with the desired pipes as static methods on it.

It is recommended to use snake_case with lower case characters only, to guarantee easy to read pipes and prevent errors due to typos.

NOTE Since PHP is case insensitive in regard to function names, the use of camelCase and PascalCase are discouraged.

NOTE TemplateFlow will always try to execute discovered pipes (methods) in a static context. So, declaring a pipe as a normal method will lead to an exception.

Removing Pipes

In case you want to unregister/remove pipes, you can easily unregister the corresponding class. This will prevent TemplateFlow from creating new s with the class' methods. Existing s will still work as they already loaded the methods.

Predefined Pipes

In order to use predefined pipes, you first have to add it to the engine.

capitalize

Mutates the first character of a string to upper case.

link

Creates a link (anchor tag) with the specified address.

usage - for web links
usage - for mailto links

lower

Transforms all characters in a string to lower case.

raw

Returns a RawOutput instance, so the pipeline result will not be escaped.
NOTE This pipe has to be the last one in the chain. Otherwise the output will be escaped as usual.

shorten

Cuts off the remaining characters of the pipeline string after the n-th character.

trim

Removes all whitespace characters from the left and right side of a string.

trim_left

Removes all whitespace characters from the left side of a string.

trim_right

Removes all whitespace characters from the right side of a string.

upper

Transforms all characters in a string to upper case.

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