library bananahtml

nazar-pc/bananahtml

BananaHTML - single class that makes HTML generating easier

, _(*1)

BananaHTML - single class that makes HTML generating easier

This is class for HTML code rendering in accordance with the standards of HTML5, and with useful syntax extensions for simpler usage, _(*2)

Banana means nothing, I just recalled minions from "Despicable Me" when creating this project., _(*3)

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Requirements:

• PHP 5.4+

How to use?

Simply add dependency on nazar-pc/bananahtml to your project's composer.json:, _(*4)

{
    "require": {
        "nazar-pc/bananahtml": "*"
    }
}

Examples:

<?php
//Much easier to write:)
use nazarpc\BananaHTML as h;

echo h::p('Paragraph content');
// 

Paragraph content, (*5)




echo h::{'a#github.cool-link.two-classes[href=http://github.com]'}(
    'GitHub',
    [
        'data-is-supported' => 'yes'
    ]
);
//<a id="github" class="cool-link two-classes" href="http://github.com" data-is-supported="yes">
//  GitHub
//</a>

echo h::{'ul.unordered-list li| span'}(
    'one',
    'two',
    'three'
);
//

//
• one
//
• two
//
• three
//

Examples are very trivial, just to explain the idea of generating HTML using basic CSS rules with some syntax extension - it is easy and natural., _(*6)

For complete reference of possible features and syntax constructions look at documentation.md file., _(*7)

Contribution

Feel free to create issues and send pull requests, they are highly appreciated!, _(*8)

License

MIT License, see license.txt, _(*9)