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Informations about the package sliphp
Atomic view and layout engine for PHP 5.4 and above.
Usage
To use SliPHP please configure the global constant SLIPHP_VIEWS and set it to the directory where your views, layouts and blocks are located.
Installation
Basics
As mentioned above, just configure the needed constant and you are good to go …
The folder structure inside your SLIPHP_VIEWS path should look something like this:
Views
It's that simple to render a view from your SLIPHP_VIEWS folder:
Your index.php could look like this:
Layouts
Of course you want to have a separate file for your layout, which will be wrapped around your index view:
Your layouts/default.ph file could look like this:
As you might guess, the content of your view gehts inserted inside the body tag. Woho, Magic …
Blocks
For sure SliPHP supports loading single files and have them rendered into your views and layouts. We call them blocks, just use the ->block() method for loading them:
Your blocks/header.php could look like this:
Blocks can load other blocks as well, so feel free to move your styles and script to separate files for example:
Apply
If you want to apply a function or a list of functions to a data object, you can use the $view->apply function to modify your data:
Will be rendered into:
Helper
There is built in support for custom helper functions in SliPHP, just define your helpers like this:
And call them inside your views with:
You can for example use this to easily include your stylesheets:
Locals
Of course you can pass data to your views, SliPHP calls them Locals …
You can access all your data using the $data variable inside your layouts, views and of course blocks:
It's also possible to share locals between your layout and your views:
Inside your index view you can now easily access to layout's locals:
Change log
Please see CHANGELOG for more information what has changed recently.
Testing
Contributing
Please see CONDUCT for details.
Security
If you discover any security related issues, please email [email protected] instead of using the issue tracker.
Credits
- Sebastian Müller
- All Contributors
License
The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.
