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Informations about the package neddle
Tailor's skills!
Neddle is inspired from HAML/Jade and CoffeeScript, isn’t really a full parser but it handles your templates very well.
Ok, it might have issues and do not throw any warnings about syntax errors.
The basics
Like other haml-like templating engines, it uses white space to nest your blocks. Also has minimal support for inline expressions, closures and almost all php code.
inline-comments
/ html
- # php
; invisibleblock-comments
/
large and
nested html commentshtml-blocks
#id.class { attr => $value }
a { href => '#' } link text
p
nested text
here
pre
|and the pipe
| preserves the white-space
| in the block
<table>
<tbody>
<tr>
<td>also you can use raw html</td>
</tr>
</tbody>
</table>
\a string value (not parsed)
a string value (parsed)
:some-filter
any block of text (not parsed)php-blocks
- if $condition
= 'success'
ul
- for $i = 0; $i < 10; $i += 1
li = "Item $i"
- $all = array(1, 2, 3)
p #{$one} @while $one = array_shift($all)
- unless false
some text
- print_r(call_user_func(~>
- return range(0, 10)
- $lambda = ($value) ~>
- return $value
= $lambda('some value')
~ $lambda('<p>escaped text</p>')As you can see the syntax is very simple and compatible with php. ;-)
Usage
Append it to your composer.json, then run $ php composer.phar install
to get the latest version.
{
"require": {
"habanero/tailor": "dev-master"
}
}Remember that neddle will not handle your views, it only pre-compile your templates into php code. You should save and execute the produced code.
<?php
require 'vendor/autoload.php';
# raw handling
$tpl = 'a { href => "#" } = "link"';
$out = Neddle\Parser::render($tpl);
eval('; ?' . ">$out"); // <a href="#">link</a>
# using as helper
function view($file, array $vars = array()) {
ob_start();
$tpl = file_get_contents($file);
$_tpl = tempnam('/tmp', md5($file));
file_put_contents($_tpl, Neddle\Parser::render($tpl));
extract($vars);
require $_tpl;
unlink($_tpl);
$out = ob_get_clean();
return $out;
}
# full-view rendering
$tpl = 'example.neddle';
$out = view($tpl, array('name' => 'Joe'));
echo $out; // <p>Hello Joe!</p>And this is the source for the example.neddle file.
p = "Hello $name!"Want to collaborate?
If you like, fork, download and use it.
