Blade
This is a view templating engine which is extracted from Laravel. It's independent without relying on Laravel's Container or any others.
Installation
With Composer, you just need to run
composer require xiaoler/bladeIf you haven't use composer, you should add all the files in folder src to your project folder,
and then require them in your code.
Usage
<?php
require '../src/Autoloader.php';
Xiaoler\Blade\Autoloader::register();
use Xiaoler\Blade\FileViewFinder;
use Xiaoler\Blade\Factory;
use Xiaoler\Blade\Compilers\BladeCompiler;
use Xiaoler\Blade\Engines\CompilerEngine;
use Xiaoler\Blade\Filesystem;
use Xiaoler\Blade\Engines\EngineResolver;
$path = ['/view_path']; // your view file path, it's an array
$cachePath = '/cache_path'; // compiled file path
$file = new Filesystem;
$compiler = new BladeCompiler($file, $cachePath);
// you can add a custom directive if you want
$compiler->directive('datetime', function($timestamp) {
return preg_replace('/(\(\d+\))/', '<?php echo date("Y-m-d H:i:s", $1); ?>', $timestamp);
});
$resolver = new EngineResolver;
$resolver->register('blade', function () use ($compiler) {
return new CompilerEngine($compiler);
});
// get an instance of factory
$factory = new Factory($resolver, new FileViewFinder($file, $path));
// if your view file extension is not php or blade.php, use this to add it
$factory->addExtension('tpl', 'blade');
// render the template file and echo it
echo $factory->make('hello', ['a' => 1, 'b' => 2])->render();You can enjoy almost all the features of blade with this extension. However, remember that some of exclusive features are removed.
You can't:
- use
@inject@can@cannot@langin a template file - add any events or middleawares
Documentation: http://laravel.com/docs/5.4/blade
Thanks for Laravel and it authors. That is a great project.