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Informations about the package mthamlphp

Multi target HAML - IDE compiler (runtime reduced)

Build Status

MtHaml is a PHP implementation of the HAML language which can target multiple languages. This is fork based on MtHaml and MtHaml-more (both runtimes supported if needed) Main target of this fork - implement compiling haml files to php in IDE (to not use any runtime).

differences

This implementation based on and supports all features of MtHaml and adds many new own. But its focused mostly to compile haml files to plain PHP, not to be used as template engine.

You can use grunt task and IDEA plugin to compile haml to php when editing haml-file in IDE.

for basic usage read MtHaml and MtHaml-more documentation.

support IDE highlight

to allow IDE recognize php code in :php section you can use it as

simplified array definitions

`['c','d']` is equeal to `array('c','d')`

all statements are equial:

attributes mixing

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id attributes with prefixes with '_'

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advanced data attribute

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runtime if statement

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see 05_selected_attribute.test in test/fixtures/environment directory

allowed to mix classes

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includes

You can include or require haml partials

this is same as

use @@inlude /path/file to inlude or @@require /path/file to require files. if file not found, require will throw error and stop processing, include will not.

new tag :haml

This section used to manage Run-time settings of compiler. You can change mostly any behavior or haml-parser and render options.

for :haml section YAML syntax used. Symfony YAML Component used to parse configs.

imports

You an use imports: directive to include config files;

file config-1.yaml :

file config-2.yaml:

for more info about shortcut: directive see below.

render

use includes_dir option to set relative path to include configs.

compiler settings

You can set or change MtHaml Environment options:

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Shortcuts

this inspired by Slim Shortcuts

define shortcut to render tag with attribute:

rendered

You can use shortcuts to render attributes of any tags:

rednder

You can not use PHP code in shortcuts

Custom helper functions

you can use own functions to render attributes And yes, you can define them in :haml section

common syntax is

The order of lookup - tag.attribute, tag.*, *.attribute, *.*

custom helper (renderer) implemented similar to:

for example:

rendered to

and executed to

custom helpers used only for interpolated (parsed) attributes

%tag.a.b will not use helpers to render class attribute

%tag.a{:class=>[$c,$d]} will use custom helper

runtme engine selection

use_runtime - if true, compiler will use standart runtime

see MtHaml documentation for more info of runtime usage;

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_see 06_Customhelper.test in test/fixtures/environment directory for more custom helpers examples

added input type

you can use any type as :type_value for type="type_value" after input tag:

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no runtime for data attributes

see 06_Custom_helper.test in test/fixtures/environment directory

all credits to Arnaud Le Blanc and scil

All versions of mthamlphp with dependencies

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Requires php Version >=5.3.0
symfony/yaml Version ~2.6
mthaml/mthaml Version *
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