Manychois\Views
A naive PHP template library. Version 2 is a complete rewrite., (*1)
How to use
Extend Manychois\Views\AbstractView and define your template in body() function.
Use $this->inner() or $this->region() to set where you would like child content to be injected.
For child template, override getParentViewClass() to inform this library its parent class name., (*2)
Then you can use AbstractView::render($templateClassName, $viewData) for rendering., (*3)
The tests/ folder contains some example usages of AbstractView., (*4)
Utility
There are a few classes to help you generate HTML., (*5)
Manychois\Views\Esc
It contains 5 methods to escape string in different contexts.
+ attr(string $text, bool $unquoted = false)
+ css(string $text)
+ html(string $text)
+ js(string $text, bool $templateMode = false)
+ url(string $text), (*6)
Manychois\Views\ResourceLibrary
It is used to manage stylesheet / script dependencies., (*7)
<?php
$r = new \Manychois\Views\ResourceLibrary();
$r->push('a', '<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="a.css" />', ['b']);
$r->push('b', '<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="b.css" />');
$result = $r->pull('a');
The above $result will hold this array data:, (*8)
[
'b' => '<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="b.css" />',
'a' => '<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="a.css" />'
]