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SitePoint Templating Engine

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A simple, easy to follow PHP templating engine. Designed to be forked, modified, extended and hacked.

Example Usage

This templating engine supports inheritance through blocks. Child templates declare blocks which can be overridden, extended and displayed by parent templates.

Child templates can declare a single parent template at any point using the parent() method which also provides the opportunity to modify the variables that are in scope.

All templates must follow the namespace::path/to/template format.

Namespaces and function callbacks are registered with the templating engine when it is constructed. Function callbacks are available as methods within the template context and must be callable.

The default template extension is phtml, but this can be overridden.

Template Context Methods

The following methods are available by default within the template context.

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License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see LICENSE for more information.

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