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Informations about the package simple-view

SimpleView

A single class implementing the core features of a view system including layouts, partials, placeholders and caching.

Configuration

You can configure SimpleView to work with your directory structure:

Rendering

Rendering a view is simple:

You specify your view script, pass an associative array of data and indicate which layout you would like to wrap the view script in. You can access this passed in data as standard variables within the view script. For example array('name'=>'amanda') will become $view_name.

Views

View scripts are the primary template file. They contain the core layout for the view you are rendering. Within the layout you can include Partials content and define placeholder content for use within the enclosing layout.

Placeholders

Placeholders allow you to associate content with a name that you can reference later.

You can also "capture" placeholder content.

Getting placeholder content is simple.

Naming things is hard so there is a set of common placeholder names if you wish.

Partials

Partials are like small, self contained view scripts. You can pass an associative array of data to partial templates too.

Partial templates are simple php files. The array of data will be available as variables within the partial template.

Layouts

Layouts are your "master" templates pulling together all your content.

Further Documentation

SimpleView has extensive code level documentation and examples. To learn more about how SimpleView works just read through the code.

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