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Informations about the package templatex

TemplateX

A simple, micro template engine for PHP

Getting Started

Loading your template:

The template file:

Documentation

Is

Check if a variable has a specific value.

Params:

  • string - Name of the variable to check.
  • mixed - Value to check.

Return Value:

boolean

Description:

The is() method allows you to check if a variable in the template's context contains a specific value.

Has

Check if a variable exists.

Params:

  • string|array - Name of the variable to check, or a path to a nested value.

Return Value:

boolean

Description:

The has() method allows you to check if a variable exists in the template's context. You can pass in a variable name, or a path to a nested data structure. For example, you can pass in an array, or use dot notation (e.g. var.0.title will look for a variable named var, find the first item in the array, and then find the title property from the object).

Has In

Check if a value exists in an object or an array.

Params:

  • object|array - Data from which to locate value.
  • string|array - Name of variable, or nested path.

Return Value:

boolean

Description:

The hasIn() method is the same as the has() method, except you can pass in your own data as opposed to defaulting to the template's context.

Get

Get a variable.

Params:

  • string|array - Name (or path) of the variable to be fetched.
  • string|array - The default value to be returned if variable doesn't exist.

Return Value:

mixed

Description:

The get() method allows you to fetch a value from the template's context. You can pass in a variable name, or a path to a nested data structure. For example, you can pass in an array, or use dot notation (e.g. var.0.title to get the title property from the first value in the array contained in the variable named var.) Optionally, you can pass in a default value to be returned if the variable you are asking for isn't defined.

Get In

Get a value from an object or an array.

Params:

  • object|array - Data from which to fetch value.
  • string|array - Name (or path) of the variable to be fetched.
  • mixed - The default value to be returned if variable doesn't exist.

Return Value:

mixed

Description:

The getIn() method is the same as the get() method, except you can pass in your own data as opposed to defaulting to the template's context.

Set

Set a variable.

Params:

  • string|array - Name (or path) of the variable to be set.
  • mixed - The value to be assigned.

Return Value:

void

Description:

The set() method allows you to set a value in the template's context. You can pass in a variable name, or a path to a nested data structure. For example, you can pass in an array, or use dot notation (e.g. var.0.title to set the title property from the first value in the array contained in the variable named var.) Optionally, you can pass in a default value to be returned if the variable you are asking for isn't defined.

Set In

Set a value in an object or an array.

Params:

  • object|array - Data in which to set value.
  • string|array - Name (or path) of the variable to be set.
  • mixed - The value to be assigned.

Return Value:

mixed - Returns the updated data or original data on failure.

Description:

The setIn() method is the same as the set() method, except you can pass in your own data as opposed to defaulting to the template's context.

Delete

Unset a variable.

Params:

  • string|array - Name of the variable to be deleted.

Return Value:

void

Description:

The delete() method will remove a variable from the template's context.

Load

Loads a template from within an existing template.

Params:

  • string - Relative path to the template to be loaded.
  • array - An associative array containing variable names and values to pass to the template.
  • boolean - Whether or not to keep the variables from the parent template's context.

Return Value:

void

Description:

The load() method will output a child template within a template.

Render

Render a template to a string.

Params:

none

Return Value:

string

Description:

The render() method will return a string containing the rendered template.

Set Template

Set the template to be rendered.

Params:

string - Relative path to the template to be rendered.

Return Value:

void

Description:

The setTemplate() method is how you set the template that you want to render. It will be the relative path to the template (e.g. event.php).

Set Context

Set the context.

Params:

array - An associative array containing variable names and values to pass to the template.

Return Value:

void

Description:

The setContext() method allows you to pass variables to the template's context. Any variables passed will be made available to the template being rendered.

Set Template Paths

Set the template paths.

Params:

array - An array of template paths.

Return Value:

void

Description:

The setTemplatePaths() method allows you to define one or more template paths to check when attempting to load a template.

Add Template Path

Add a template path.

Params:

string - A template path to append to the list of template paths.

Return Value:

void

Description:

The addTemplatePath() method allows you to append a template path to the list of template paths to check when attempting to load a template.

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