martingold/templater

0.2.1 2019-02-14 10:17 UTC

Requires

• latte/latte: ^2.4
• mpdf/mpdf: ^7.0
• nette/application: ^2.4
• nette/di: ^2.4
• nette/forms: ^2.4
• nette/mail: ^2.4
• nette/utils: ^2.5
• pelago/emogrifier: ^2.0

Requires (Dev)

• codeception/codeception: ^2.5
• consistence/coding-standard: ^3.5
• jakub-onderka/php-parallel-lint: ^1.0
• kahlan/kahlan: ^4.1
• martingold/coding-standard: ^0.1.2
• phpstan/phpstan: ^0.10.5
• slevomat/coding-standard: ^4.8
• tracy/tracy: ^2.5

MIT

README

Features

TemplateMailer

Service for sending mails from latte templates.

You can use CSS in header of templates or CSS file defined in configuration, because using inline CSS for each element is nasty.

 $message = (new \Nette\Mail\Message())
    ->setSubject('Hello!')
    ->setTo('[e-mail]');
    
 $this->templateMailer->send('messageTemplate', $message, [
    'name' => 'John Doe',
    'items' => ...
 ]);

PDF Handler

Service for generating PDF from latte templates

 $pdfParams = PdfParams::from()
            ->setTemplateName('pdf/contract')
            ->setFilename('project')
            ->setIdentifier(96325)
            ->setNamespace('contract');
 $this->pdfHandler->savePDF($pdfParams, $smlouva);

• $templateName is filename/path of the template without .latte extension
• $filename and $identifier makes name of the pdf. In this example name would be project-96325.pdf. The identifier is required when saving the pdf to avoid overwriting older files.
• $namespace is a name/path of the folder which result will be saved to

With this settings the resulting output path would be

www/downloads/pdf/contract/project-96325.pdf

Configuration

Register the extension:

extensions:
    templater: MartinGold\Templater\DI\TemplaterExtension

Configure extension. These are default values:

templater:
    templatePath: 'app/templates/'
    cssTemplatePath: null
    pdfOutputPath: 'www/downloads/pdf/'

Installation

composer require martingold/templater