It has no dependencies and works out of the box in **PHP 5.6 and above**.

[ [Full documentation](http://squizzle.me/php/htmlki) ]

## Usage

**Available for Composer** under `proger/htmlki` at [Packagist](https://packagist.org/packages/proger/htmlki).

**Standalone:**

```PHP
// Configure your autoloader to load the HTMLki namespace from class/HTMLki/.

echo HTMLki\HTMLki::template(HTMLki\HTMLki::compile(''));
//=>
```

## Features

Because HTMLki is just HTML on steroids, any text editor with HTML/PHP syntax scheme gets highlighting right most of the time.

HTMLki imbues HTML with:

* XSS protection - output is HTML-escaped **by default**
* [loops and conditions](http://squizzle.me/php/htmlki#loops) - like in the above example: `

` and ``
* [attribute magic](http://squizzle.me/php/htmlki#attr) - automatic expansion of `` into ``, `
` into `
` and more
* [tag magic](http://squizzle.me/php/htmlki#tags)
* shortcuts (`` into ``)
* multitags (`` into ``)
* singletags (`` into ``)
* and more
* [language lines](http://squizzle.me/php/htmlki#language) - simply any text wrapped in double quotes: `"Hello!"`
* [expressions and variables](http://squizzle.me/php/htmlki#brackets) - like `{ date('d.m.y') }`
* [PHP code](http://squizzle.me/php/htmlki#php) - just as you guess: `='string'?>` - short PHP tags expanded automatically so you don't have to care about any particular `php.ini` settings
* [function-tags](http://squizzle.me/php/htmlki#funcs) - in form of custom tags like ``
* [input checking](http://squizzle.me/php/htmlki#input) - clearly see what the template accepts: `$>currentPage@1 int <= $lastPage`
* most constructs can be escaped, such as `""Not a language."`, `{{ not_an_expr }` and `$$notAVar`
* this list is not complete - refer to the [documentation](http://squizzle.me/php/htmlki#syntax) for all enhancements
The above doesn't require any additional integration code. However, you can tailor HTMLki into a markup ideal for your particular application by adding handlers for specific tags, attributes, etc.
For example, HTMLki can automatically expand `src`, `href` and `action` attributes into full URLs, or have tags like `` that output the list of errors linked to some input field (textarea, selectbox, etc.).