nedryse/latte-template-macroset

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Placeholder replacement Latte macro provides simple way to put the content of variables into the right places.

v1.0.0 2014-12-27 23:02 UTC

Requires

• php: >=5.3.1
• latte/latte: ~2.2
• nette/di: ~2.2

Requires (Dev)

• phpunit/phpunit: 4.3.*

WTFPL

• Pavel Železný

• nette
• latte
• dry
• nedryse

README

#nedryse/latte-template-macroset (cc)# Pavel Železný (2bfree), 2014 (pavelzelezny.cz)

Requirements

Nette Framework 2.2.0 or higher

Documentation

Placeholder replacement Latte macro provides simple way to put the content of variables into the right places.

Macroset provides {template ...} macro and overwrites {_ ...} macro with same mechanism. First argument of these macros can contain any number of {:placeholders} in the string that will be replaced by the same named variables.

Replacement variables are taken from the template like $template->placeholder, are overwritten by local variable like {var $placeholder} and are overwritten by arguments of macros like {template ..., 'placeholder' => 'replacement', ...} or {template ..., array('placeholder' => 'replacement', ...)}. Replacement variables can contain {:nested_placeholders}, that will be replaced also.

The functionality of {_ ...} macro is maintained. All arguments of the macro are sended to the translator unchanged. Result of the translator will be used as template that can contain {:placeholders}. With this functionality you can change the possition of given arguments to provide propper number of translator plurals as the first argument of the macro.

Instalation

Prefered way to intall is by Composer

composer require nedryse/latte-template-macroset:~1.0.0

Or by manualy adding into the composer.json

{
	"require":{
		"nedryse/latte-template-macroset": "~1.0.0"
	}
}

Setup

Add following code into the config.neon

common:
	extensions:
		latteTemplateMacroSet: Nedryse\Latte\Macros\TemplateMacroSetExtension

Usage

The simpliest usage is like the following code:

{template '<strong>{:userName}</strong>', 'userName' => $user->getIdentity()->getId()}

Replacement variables can be given by the array also like in the following code:

{var $replacements = array('userName' => $user->getIdentity()->getId())}
{template '<strong>{:userName}</strong>', $replacements}

Replacement variables can be given from {var ...} or from $template like in the following code:

{var $userName => $user->getIdentity()->getId()}
{template '<strong>{:userName}</strong>'}

Replacements can be overwritten in the order $template, {var ...}, {template ..., replacements} like in the following code:

{var $userName => $user->getIdentity()->getId()}
{template '<strong>{:userName}</strong>', 'userName' => 'test'}

Both macros also support filters like in the following code:

{template '<strong>{:userName}</strong>', 'userName' => 'test'|upper}

Replacements can contain {:nested_placeholders} to be used as customizable template mechanism like in the following code:

{var $idTpl = '<strong>{:userId}</strong>'}
{var $nameTpl = '{:userName}'}
{var $pairTpl = '<li>{:idTpl} - {:nameTpl}</li>'}
{var $usersTpl = '<ul>{:usersListTpl}</ul>'}
{capture $usersListTpl}
	{foreach $users as $userId => $userName}
		{template $pairTpl}
	{/foreach}
{/capture}

{_'User (%s): {:usersTpl}', count($users)}