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Informations about the package ci-twig

CI-Twig

Twig templating integration for CodeIgniter 4.

Latest Version on Packagist PHP Version License: MIT Total Downloads

Requirements

Installation

Step 1: Install via Composer

Step 2: Register the Service

Add the Twig service to your app/Config/Services.php:

Step 3: Create Configuration (Optional)

Create app/Config/Twig.php to customize settings:

That's it! You're ready to use Twig templates.

Quick Start

In Your Controller

Create a Template

Create app/Views/home.twig:

Configuration Options

Option Type Default Description
extension string .twig Template file extension
templatePaths array [APPPATH . 'Views/'] Directories to search for templates
cacheEnabled bool false Enable compiled template caching
cachePath string WRITEPATH . 'cache/twig/' Cache directory
debug bool false Enable debug mode (enables dump())
autoReload bool true Recompile templates when source changes
autoescape string|bool 'html' Auto-escape strategy ('html', 'js', false)
functions array [] PHP functions to expose in templates
filters array [] PHP functions to use as filters
strictVariables bool false Throw exception on undefined variables
enableCiExtension bool true Enable built-in CI4 helper functions
modulePaths bool|array true Auto-discover HMVC module view paths

Production Configuration Example

Usage

Rendering Templates

Setting Variables

Registering Custom Functions

Registering Custom Filters

Method Chaining

All methods return $this for fluent chaining:

Template Syntax

CI-Twig uses standard Twig syntax.

Variables

Control Structures

Template Inheritance

base.twig:

page.twig:

Including Partials

Built-in CI4 Functions

When enableCiExtension is true (default), these functions are available:

Debug Mode

When debug is true:

HMVC / Module Support

CI-Twig automatically discovers module view paths. Templates in your modules are available without configuration:

Or manually specify module paths:

Managing Template Paths

Use namespaced templates:

Advanced: Accessing Twig Directly

Migrating from CI3

CodeIgniter 3 CodeIgniter 4
$this->load->library('twig') service('twig')
$this->twig->parse('view', $data) service('twig')->render('view', $data)
$this->twig->parse('view', $data, TRUE) service('twig')->render('view', $data)
$this->twig->parse('view', $data, FALSE) service('twig')->display('view', $data)
config/twig.php (array) app/Config/Twig.php (class)

Development

The repository includes a test application for development:

License

MIT License. See LICENSE for details.

Credits


All versions of ci-twig with dependencies

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Package Version
Requires php Version ^8.1
twig/twig Version ^3.22
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