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Informations about the package phpx

Phpx

Documentation can be found at preprocess.io.

Motivation

I wanted to write a custom compiler, and this syntax appeals to me. It's not a replacement for Javascript, or even a very good implementation. But, I like it. That's all that counts.

If you want to write component-based code, without writing Javascript; then this might work for you.

Getting started

This should work on PHP 7.2 (where it was developed and tested). Make an issue if it's not working on 7.2 or if you'd like to see things added.

What does it render?

The goal was to decouple the compiler from the renderers. Once the Pre\Phpx\Html renderer moves out, you'll need to import it into your project or create a custom render function. The Pre\Phpx\Html render function looks like this:

This means you can define your own namespaced functions and classes, and use them in the Pre\Phpx\Html render function, like:

If you'd prefer to have your components automatically prefixed, define your own render function, You can extend the Pre\Phpx\Html render function:

You can define components as functions or classes:

Since you can define a custom render function, you can decide what your components are allowed to return. HTML-in-PHP syntax is converted to the following form:

You decide what your components return and what your render function does. The Pre\Phpx\Html render function outputs strings of HTML, and expects components rendered by it to return strings (so that they can be concatenated in an array of children).

Returning null will also work.

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