corex/site

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Site (layout/view, theme, ...)

2.1.1 2021-02-07 11:32 UTC

Requires

• php: ^7.2
• corex/filesystem: ^2.0
• corex/helpers: ^2.2
• corex/template: ^2.1

Requires (Dev)

• phpunit/phpunit: ^8.2

MIT

• CoRex

README

The purpose of this package is to keep it simple and make it possible to quickly setup a site (html, template). Setting up a site is easy and requires only few steps.

Templates (Layout / View)

Layouts and views are based on package corex/template (mustache). Look at readme for package corex/template to see syntax.

• Standard template (standard.html) is a simple html template and is default.
• If bootstrap theme is specified, a bootstrap template (bootstrap-x.y.z.html) is used instead of simple html template.
• It is possible to set specific Bootstrap version by calling Bootstrap::setVersion(Bootstrap::VX_Y_Z);. If not specified, latest version is chosen.
• It is possible to override templates by setting a new path and use the same name.
• A layout contains main template for a page. It is possible to override standard template by setting a new location for layout templates. It is also possible to specify a new template name.
• A view is a simple template i.e. the body.
• A view can be used inside a view. It is automatically rendered.

Following variables are supported

• title - Ttle of page.
• body - Body og page.
• error - Error message placed on top of page.

Bootstrap versions supported: 4.5.2, 4.3.1, 4.1.3

Config

// Set/add a path where to load layout templates from.
Config::setLayoutPath($path);

// Set/add a path where to load view templates from.
Config::setViewPath($path);

// Set theme for layout. Default is 'bootstrap'. See Theme::* for constants.
Config::setTheme(Theme::UNITED);

Examples

Theme "slate", inject view with some text into a layout.

Config::setTheme(Theme::SLATE);
$view = View::load('test')->variable('message', 'Some text');
$layout = Layout::load()->variables([
    'body' => $view
]);
print($layout);