phile/template-smarty

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Use smarty template parser for PhileCMS

dev-master 2018-03-24 13:55 UTC

Requires

• phile-cms/phile: >=1
• phile-cms/plugin-installer-plugin: >=1
• smarty/smarty: v3.1.15

MIT

• James Doyle

• cms
• content
• phile

README

NOTE: This repository is not maintained anymore and archived.

phileTemplateSmarty

Smarty(version 3.1.15 included) template parser for PhileCMS

1.1 Installation (composer)

php composer.phar require phile/template-smarty:*

1.2 Installation (Download)

• Install the latest version of Phile
• Clone this repo into plugins/phile/templateSmarty

2. Activation

After you have installed the plugin. You need to add the following line to your config.php file:

$config['plugins']['phile\\templateSmarty'] = array('active' => true);

Modify your config.php file:

$config['plugins'] = array(
  // disable the Twig template engine
  'phile\\templateTwig' => array('active' => false),
  // enable the Smarty template engine
  'phile\\templateSmarty' => array('active' => true)
);

Disclaimer

Due to the nature of the Page model in Phile, and the fact that Smarty doesn't like objects, there are some slightly different properties available to the pages array.

• title
• url
• content
• meta

This covers most of the things that the pages array covers in Twig.

Not a drop in replacement for Twig

If you have not used Smarty before, please read the docs because there are a few differences in syntax, and philosophy, over Twig.

I have included an index.tpl file to show how to recreate the index page from the default theme.

Why use this over Twig

• You prefer Smarty syntax/style/philosophy
• Smarty has a large community than Twig (Smarty is older)
• Some argue Smarty is faster than Twig