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https://github.com/romanzaycev/tooolooop

PHP7 lightweight native template engine
https://github.com/romanzaycev/tooolooop

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PHP7 lightweight native template engine

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# Tooolooop
---
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PHP7 lightweight native templates.

## Installation

via Composer:

```bash
composer require romanzaycev/tooolooop
```

## Usage

```php
make('page');
$template->assign(['text' => 'Lorem ipsum']);

echo $template->render();
```

`views/page.php`:
```html
extend('layout') ?>

=$this->e($text)?>

start('footer') ?>

Some footer content.

end() ?>
```

`views/layout.php`:
```html

Example


Example


=$this->block('content')?>

=$this->block('footer')?>

```

Need more [examples](https://github.com/romanzaycev/tooolooop/tree/master/example)?

## Requires

PHP >= 7.2.0

## Extending library

### PSR-11 container support

You can use a PSR-11 compatible
container and inject dependencies into objects
that are generated inside the library (Scope):

```php
setContainer($container);
$template = $engine->make('page'); // <-- Scope in this template will be obtained from container
```

You can define the implementation of `Romanzaycev\Tooolooop\Scope\ScopeInterface` in the
container configuration and engine instances Scope through it.

⚠️ ATTENTION! Make sure that the container returns a new instance of Scope all time! Cached Scope instance does not work.

### User scope

Otherwise, you can specify a custom implementation of the class via `$engine->setScopeClass()`:
```php
setScopeClass(UserSpecificScope::class);
```

## Testing

```bash
composer run test
```

[travis-image]: https://travis-ci.org/romanzaycev/tooolooop.svg?branch=master
[travis-url]: https://travis-ci.org/romanzaycev/tooolooop

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[codecov-url]: https://codecov.io/gh/romanzaycev/tooolooop

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[codeclimate-url]: https://codeclimate.com/github/romanzaycev/tooolooop/maintainability