Templating

, _(*1)

Requires PHP 5.3+, _(*2)

A super lightweight templating system that makes PHP templating awesome., _(*3)

Basic usage

Starting with a really basic application which has the following layout:, _(*4)

├── templates
│   └── greeting.phtml
├── composer.json
└── index.php

The composer.json file has stuartwakefield/templating in the the require map:, _(*5)

{
    "require": {
        "stuartwakefield/templating": "0.1.0a"
    }
}

The template file templates/greeting.phtml has the following content:, _(*6)

<p>Hey there, <?= $this->name ?>!</p>

The index.php script:, _(*7)

fill(array(
    'name' => 'Bob'
));
echo $result; // Hey there, Bob!, _(*8)
```

Simple as that!

## Presenters

The really cool thing with this templating library is that you can start to use presenter objects with your templates effortlessly.

Lets set up a basic presenter `src/Presenter.php` and lets assume you have set up composer to autoload the class:

```php
name = $name;
    }
    
    function greet() {
        return 'Hello, ' . $name . '! You are logged in.';
    }
    
}
```

Then in a new template `templates/account.phtml`:

```php
= $this->greet() ?></p>
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Our updated index.php looks like this:, _(*10)

<?php
require_once 'vendor/autoload.php';
use Templating\Template;

$template = new Template('templates/account.phtml');
$presenter = new Presenter('Khan');
$result = $template->fill($presenter);
echo $result; // 

Hello, Khan! You are logged in., _(*11)