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Package mosaic
Short Description A Component Renderer for PHP
License MIT
Homepage https://github.com/robertkleinschuster/mosaic
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Mosaic
A Component Renderer for PHP
Mosaic is a state-of-the-art server-side rendering engine for PHP. It offers an enhanced approach to efficiently and flexibly build and render UI components. Designed specifically for PHP developers, it blends seamlessly with the language’s native capabilities to deliver a rich, component-oriented development experience.
Key Advantages
Designed for PHP Developers
- PHP-Native Experience: Tailored for PHP without requiring adherence to an MVC model, Mosaic integrates smoothly into PHP projects, leveraging the language's strengths.
Flexible Component Types
- Versatile Component Strategies: Beyond mere template rendering, Mosaic supports closures, fragments, and renderable objects, promoting modular and reusable design practices.
Extensible and Customizable
- Custom Strategies Out-of-the-Box: The library enables custom rendering strategies for unmatched flexibility, perfect for projects with unique rendering needs.
Lightweight and Performant
- Minimal Overhead: Designed to be lean, Mosaic delivers exceptional performance, suitable for projects ranging from small to large scale.
Focused on Server-Side Rendering
- Optimized for Server-Side Efficiency: Exclusively targeting server-side rendering, it exploits server capabilities for rapid response times and efficient resource use.
Installation
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Usage
Here are examples for supported component types:
String Components
Handle simple strings:
Strings are escaped by default, to render html use a fragment.
Fragment Components
Compose UI fragments:
Closure Components
Render PHP closures dynamically:
The return value is evaluated as a component.
Iterable Components
Loops over iterable of components:
This is typically used with the PHP generator syntax:
Renderable Components
Utilize objects implementing the Renderable interface:
In this example the PHP generator syntax is used to yield a child HTML fragment.
Attribute Components
Wrap a class of closure another component using PHP-8 attributes.
The string "Hello world!" will now be rendered inside the paragraph defined in the MyWrapper component.
Passing parameters to components
Extending Mosaic
Its design allows for straightforward expansion, enabling developers to create custom rendering strategies, helper utilities, and more to meet specific application requirements.
Running Tests
To execute the test suite, run the appropriate command in your CLI.
Contributing
Contributions are highly appreciated, whether through issue reporting, feature suggestions, or direct code contributions.
License
Distributed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more information.
Getting Help
For questions, issues, or assistance, please open an issue on GitHub.
