markup-carve / tempest-carve

0.1.2 2026-10-23 12:57 UTC

Requires

• php: ^8.5
• markup-carve/carve-php: ^0.1.14
• tempest/cache: ^3.19
• tempest/console: ^3.19
• tempest/mapper: ^3.19
• tempest/validation: ^3.19
• tempest/view: ^3.19

Requires (Dev)

• markup-carve/tempest-highlight-carve: ^0.1.2
• php-collective/code-sniffer: ^0.6.8
• phpstan/phpstan: ^2.2
• phpunit/phpunit: ^12.5
• symfony/cache: ^7.3 || ^8.0
• tempest/framework: ^3.19

Suggests

• markup-carve/tempest-highlight-carve: Highlights Carve fences when the tempest_highlight extension is enabled.
• phpunit/phpunit: Required to use the optional CarveAssertions testing trait.
• tempest/highlight: Required by the tempest_highlight extension that highlights fenced code.

MIT

• Mark Scherer

• markup
• tempest
• carve
• view-component

Published on Packagist.org on 2026-10-23 13:05 UTC

README

Render Carve, a lightweight markup language for documents and the web, in Tempest views with a safe-by-default component.

View the live demo →

composer require markup-carve/tempest-carve
php tempest discovery:generate --no-interaction

<x-carve :content="$document" />

The renderer also supports named configurations, per-call profiles, four output formats, diagnostics, dependency-aware includes, caching, and test assertions. It lints, formats and imports Markdown or HTML, and ships the console commands carve:render, carve:lint, carve:fmt and carve:convert, a ValidCarve validation rule, a CarveContent model property type, and an optional code highlighter.

Tempest discovers the component and its CarveRenderer initializer from the package. See Usage, Configuration, Design, and Security for details.

Related

tempest-highlight-carve adds Carve as a language to tempest/highlight, so a .crv source listing can be syntax-highlighted. That is the complement to this package: this one renders Carve to output, that one colors the source. With both installed, the tempest_highlight extension highlights Carve fences inside rendered documents.