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Informations about the package html.htmlelement

What is this package?

This package contains an interface used to render objects in HTML. Basically, instances of classes implementing this interface provide a toHtml method that can be used to get some HTML.

The concept is very abstract, but also very powerful. Let's take a sample:

Obviously, this package is useless on its own. It is useful only if you implement the interface in your classes.

In practice

Implementing the HtmlElementInterface is simple stupid: just add a "toHtml" method to your code:

/**
 * Renders the object in HTML.
 * The Html is echoed directly into the output.
 */
function toHtml();

Provided classes

This package comes with a few classes implementing the HtmlElementInterface:

Mouf package

This package is part of Mouf, an effort to ensure good developing practices by providing a graphical dependency injection framework.


All versions of html.htmlelement with dependencies

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Requires php Version >=5.3.0
mouf/utils.action.action-interface Version ~1.0
mouf/utils.value.value-interface Version ~1.0
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