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Informations about the package mannequin-twig

Mannequin Twig is brought to you by your friends at Last Call Media, it is a command line application that you can use to visualize and work on your Twig Templates in the browser. For example, you might use it to work on the templates inside of a Symfony or Silex application.

Quick Start

Using Composer, install Mannequin Twig from your project root. From the command line:

Next, create a new .mannequin.php file in your project root. This file is where you will configure Mannequin. Inside of that file:

@see config

See all of the view an example project

Setting up Components

While the .mannequin.php file tells Mannequin where to find your components, you still need to describe them to Mannequin. To do that, we use a special YAML formatted comment block at the top of your twig files. For example, to describe a "Card" component living inside of card.html.twig, you would add the following at the top of the file:

See the full YAML reference here

Workflow

When you're ready to begin work on your templates, you can use the following worklow:

  1. Fire up a live development server so you can see your component. From the command line:

  2. This will output a URL for the Mannequin UI. Visit it in your browser.
  3. In the UI, find the component you want to work on.
  4. Open the file, and make your changes.
  5. Reload the UI to see how your changes look.

All versions of mannequin-twig with dependencies

PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires php Version >7.0
lastcall/mannequin-core Version ~1.0
symfony/finder Version ^2.7 ||^3.0
twig/twig Version ^1.3.0
psr/cache Version ~1.0
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