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SLIME Render

PHP abstraction functions to help more easily render views for Slim Framework (v4) with plain text, HTML, JSON, and Handlebars (using LightnCandy)

These functions aim to provide a simplified and standardized interface for rendering various types of data-driven responses as PSR-7 objects for use with Slim.

Included with the Slime boilerplate for Slim applications.

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render::html($request, $response, $string, $status = 200)

Renders a string as HTML. Returns a standard Slim (PSR-7) response object with optional HTTP status code (200 by default).

Additionally, a path to an HTML file can be specified to load and render instead of a string:

render::text($request, $response, $string, $status = 200)

Renders a string as plain text. Returns a standard Slim (PSR-7) response object with optional HTTP status code (200 by default).

render::hbs($request, $response, $parameters, $status = 200)

Renders a specific Handlebars template with an array of data, including any partials and global locals variables array. Returns a standard Slim (PSR-7) response object with optional HTTP status code (200 by default).

The parser function expects templates to be in a templates directory with html file extension. This can be customized by defining these variables in a global settings array:

Additionally, an array of locals can be added to make variables available across all templates:

Parameters from PHP $_GET and $_POST variables are automatically made available to templates rendered with this function, using the variables {{GET}} and {{POST}}:

Check out the Handlebars Cookbook to see everything you can do with LightnCandy and Handlebars.

Additionally, we've included a couple of helper functions.

The date helper applies the PHP date() function to a given variable or string (or now keyword for the current time)

The #is block helper allows for basic conditional logic:

Custom helpers are easy to create. Take a look at how these helpers are defined in initialize_handlebars_helpers(). The Handlebars cookbook also has a reference for creating custom helpers and custom block helpers.

render::handlebars($parameters)

Renders a specicific Handlebars template with data array the same as render::hbs(), but returns raw html instead of a PSR-7 response.

render::redirect($request, $response, $string, $status = 302)

Renders a redirect as standard Slim (PSR-7) response object with optional HTTP status code.

render::json($request, $response, $data, $status = 200)

Renders an array or data as standard Slim (PSR-7) response object with application/json content type and optional HTTP status code.

render::lightncandy_html($parameters)($data)

Prepares and compiles a specific Handlebars template with an array of data, including any partials and global locals variables array.
This is automatically called by render::hbs() but can be used as a standalone function if desired.

render::initialize_handlebars_helpers()

For internal use by lightncandy_html(). Defines a couple custom Handlebars helper functions to be used by the LightnCandy compiler.

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