dflydev/theme-twig-extension

Twig Extension for Theme

dev-master / 1.0.x-dev 2013-01-15 04:23 UTC

Requires

• php: >=5.3.3
• dflydev/theme: 1.*@dev
• twig/twig: ~1.9

MIT

• Dragonfly Development Inc.
• Beau Simensen

• twig
• theme
• extension

README

A Theme extension for Twig.

Installation

Through Composer as dflydev/theme-twig-extension.

Usage

The following examples use the Symfony Routing implementation of ResourceUrlGeneratorInterface.

<?php
use Dflydev\Theme\ResourceUrlGenerator\SymfonyRoutingResourceUrlGenerator;
use Dflydev\Twig\Extension\Theme\ThemeTwigExtension;

// Assumes $themeProvider, $pathMapper, $urlGenerator, and $twig
// are already created and ready to be used.

$resourceUrlGenerator = new SymfonyRoutingResourceUrlGenerator(
    $themeProvider,
    $pathMapper,
    $urlGenerator
);

$themeTwigExtension = new ThemeTwigExtension(
    $resourceUrlGenerator
);

$twig->addExtension($themeTwigExtension);

Once enabled, Theme resources can be referenced by:

{{ theme_resource('css/main.css') }}

If css/main.css is accessible directly via the Theme instances docroot (as determined by the PathMapperInterface) then a URL to the public resource will be used.

If css/main.css is not accessible directly, the UrlGeneratorInterface implementation will be used to generate a URL to the embedded Theme controllers.

All implementations of ResourceUrlGeneratorInterface should follow the pattern of:

1. Checking to see if the resource is available publicly and using that if available.
2. Generating a fallback URL to expose non-public resources.

Controller Requirements Example (Silex + Symfony Routing)

• _dflydev_typed_theme_handler: Expects three params, type, name, and the resource. Name can be changed by calling setTypedRouteName().

  Example:

  <?php
  $app->get('/_theme_typed/{type}/{name}/resources/{resource}', function($type, $name, $resource) use ($app)  {
      // do something to handle the theme request and return the
      // contents of the theme resource manually.
  })
  ->assert('name', '.+')
  ->assert('resource', '.+')
  ->bind('_dflydev_typed_theme_handler');

• _dflydev_theme_handler: Expects two params, name and the resource. Name can be changed by calling setTypedRouteName().

  Example:

  <?php
  $app->get('/_theme/{name}/resources/{resource}', function($name, $resource) use ($app) {
      // do something to handle the theme request and return the
      // contents of the theme resource manually.
  })
  ->assert('name', '.+')
  ->assert('resource', '.+')
  ->bind('_dflydev_theme_handler');

License

MIT, see LICENSE.

Community

If you have questions or want to help out, join us in the #dflydev channel on irc.freenode.net.