Detailed explanation of the functions and installation and use of PHP EasyTpl

                                                                                                                                                     

EasyTpl - Simple and fast PHP template engine

Simple and fast PHP template engine.

Features

• Simple, lightweight and fast.
  • No learning cost
  • Just simple processing and conversion to native PHP syntax
  • Compatible with PHP native syntax use
• Easier Output syntax. For example: {{= $var }} {{ $var }} {{ echo $var }}
• Supports all control syntax . For example if,elseif,else;foreach;for;switch
• supports chained access to array values. For example: {{ $arr.0 }} {{ $map.name }} {{ $map.user.name }}
• More secure, the output results will be automatically processed by htmlspecialchars by default
  • Unless disabled or manually used raw filter
• Supports using PHP built-in functions as filters. For example: {{ $var | ucfirst }}
• Support adding custom filters
  • Default built-in filter: upper lower nl
• Supports adding custom instructions and providing custom functions
• Supports adding comments to templates. For example: {{# comments ... #}}

Installation

• Requires PHP 8.0

composer

composer require phppkg/easytpl

Quick Start

use PhpPkg\EasyTpl\EasyTemplate;

$tplCode = <<<&#39;CODE&#39;
My name is {{ $name | strtoupper }},
My develop tags:

{{ foreach($tags as $tag) }}
- {{ $tag }}

{{ endforeach }}
CODE;

$t = new EasyTemplate();

$str = $t->renderString($tplCode, [
    &#39;name&#39; => &#39;inhere&#39;,
    &#39;tags&#39; => [&#39;php&#39;, &#39;go&#39;, &#39;java&#39;],
]);

echo $str;

Rendering Output:

My name is INHERE,My develop tags:- php- go- java

More usage instructions

The syntax is the same as the PHP native template. The special syntax is added just to make it more convenient to use.

• EasyTemplate Output filtering is turned on by default and can be used to render view templates
• TextTemplate Turns off output filtering and is mainly used for text Processing, code generation, etc.

Configuration settings

use PhpPkg\EasyTpl\EasyTemplate;$t = EasyTemplate::new([
    'tplDir' => 'path/to/templates',
    'allowExt' => ['.php', '.tpl'],]);// do something ...

More settings:

/** @var PhpPkg\EasyTpl\EasyTemplate $t */
$t->disableEchoFilter();
$t->addFilter($name, $filterFn);
$t->addFilters([]);
$t->addDirective($name, $handler);

Output variable values

below The same statements can be used to print output variable values

{{ $name }}{{= $name }}{{ echo $name }}

More:

{{ $name ?: 'inhere' }}{{ $age > 20 ? '20+' : '<blockquote><p>By default, the output results will be automatically processed through <code>htmlspecialchars</code>, unless Set to disable or manually use the <code>raw</code> filter</p></blockquote>

• Set to disable output filtering$t->disableEchoFilter()
• Disable output filtering in the template{{ $name | raw }}

##Quickly access array values

You can use

. to quickly access array values. The original writing method is also available, and the concise writing method will be automatically converted to the native writing method.

$arr = [
    'val0',
    'subKey' => 'val1',];

Use in template:

first value is: {{ $arr.0 }} // val0'subKey' value is: {{ $arr.subKey }} // val1

If statement block

if Statement:

{{ if ($name !== '') }}hi, my name is {{ $name }}{{ endif }}

if else Statement:

hi, my name is {{ $name }}age is {{ $age }}, and{{ if ($age >= 20) }}
 age >= 20.{{ else }}
 age <p>if...elseif...else<code> Statement:</code></p><pre class="brush:php;toolbar:false">hi, my name is {{ $name }}age is {{ $age }}, and{{ if ($age >= 50) }}
 age >= 50.{{ elseif ($age >= 20) }}
 age >= 20.{{ else }}
 age <h3 id="span-class-header-link-octicon-octicon-link-For-Foreach-Statement-block-span"><span class="header-link octicon octicon-link">For/Foreach Statement block </span></h3><p>foreach<code>:</code></p><pre class="brush:php;toolbar:false">tags:{{ foreach($tags as $tag) }}- {{ $tag }}{{ endforeach }}

with keys:

tags:{{ foreach($tags as $index => $tag) }}{{ $index }}. {{ $tag }}{{ endforeach }}

Add comments

to the template

{{# and #}} The contents of the package will be ignored as comments.

{{# comments ... #}}{{ $name }} // inhere

multi lines:

{{# this
 comments
 block
#}}{{ $name }} // inhere

Use filter

Default built-in filter:

• upper - Equivalent to strtoupper
• lower - Equivalent to strtolower
• nl - Append newline \n

Filter usage example

You can use filters in any template.

Basic usage:

{{ 'inhere' | ucfirst }} // Inhere {{ 'inhere' | upper }} // INHERE

Chain usage:

{{ 'inhere' | ucfirst | substr:0,2 }} // In{{ '1999-12-31' | date:'Y/m/d' }} // 1999/12/31

Passing non-static values:

{{ $name | ucfirst | substr:0,1 }}{{ $user['name'] | ucfirst | substr:0,1 }}{{ $userObj->name | ucfirst | substr:0,1 }}{{ $userObj->getName() | ucfirst | substr:0,1 }}

Pass variables as filter parameters:

{{
    $suffix = '￥';}}{{ '12.75' | add_suffix:$suffix }} // 12.75￥

Custom filters

use PhpPkg\EasyTpl\EasyTemplate;$tpl = EasyTemplate::new();// use php built function$tpl->addFilter('upper', 'strtoupper');// 一次添加多个$tpl->addFilters([
    'last3chars' => function (string $str): string {
        return substr($str, -3);
    },]);

Use in templates:

{{
  $name = 'inhere';}}{{ $name | upper }} // INHERE{{ $name | last3chars }} // ere{{ $name | last3chars | upper }} // ERE

Custom instructions

You can use instructions to implement some special logic.

$tpl = EasyTemplate::new();$tpl->addDirective(
    'include',
    function (string $body, string $name) {
        /** will call {@see EasyTemplate::include()} */
        return '$this->' . $name . $body;
    });

Use in template:

{{ include('part/header.tpl', ['title' => 'My world']) }}

Github: github.com/phppkg/easytpl

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