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Informations about the package html-element

HTML Element (DISCONTINUED - NO LONGER MAINTAINED)

Provides a more robust alternative to generating HTML

Requires

Usage

The using is fairly simple. Firstly, you have the different Elements under the YeTii\HtmlElement\Elements namespace, for example a <div> element is YeTii\HtmlElement\Elements\HtmlDiv, an <input> element is YeTii\HtmlElement\Elements\HtmlInput, etc. This is except for the YeTii\HtmlElement\TextNode. See below for full list of classes.

Basic Usage:

The first argument for the Element is an array of attributes (key => value).

The second being an optional (not really used at the moment) name to override the default name. The default name is the class name in lowercase, stripped of the Html prefix, for example HtmlInput is rendered using the name input). This argument may be removed in future versions, the idea was to be able to support Vue-like component names. Alternatively you can use $element->setName($name); to set a name (and $element->getName(); to retrieve it)

Child Elements:

You can specify a child by providing a node or nodes "attribute" as a quickhand for adding a child node or multiple children nodes. Alternatively, you can go: $parent->addChild(Element $child); or $parent->addChildren(array $children);

Text Nodes:

If you provide a string as a child element(s), it's automatically converted into a text node element.

Text node Elements can only have text child elements, which are contacted together when rendered. You may manually specify a TextNode instance:

Things to note:

The order you specify the attributes correlates to the order they are rendered.

htmlspecialchars:

You can also specify whether or not to encode html special characters by doing the following:

Currently, inheritance does NOT apply to escaping of HTML, meaning that if the parent Element is escaping HTML and you provide a child Element, and that child Element has a text node with HTML - it will NOT be escaped. You must define whether or not to escape the HTML per Element. Take the following as an example:

The text nodes that are immediate children are escaped, but the $child does not inherit that, so it does not escape the HTML in the text node.

Should you want a child Element to NOT escape HTML, but would like the immediate parent to, you may do so by doing the following:

Full list of Element classes:

Interfaces:

These interfaces change the way an element is rendered.

Custom Elements:

You may want to create some custom elements, especially if generating something like vue component templates. Using the interfaces above, and extending the base Element class, it becomes a very easy task. Say you want an singleton element like <dob-picker type="date" {customAttributesHere} />

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