wert1209yt / htmlman

v1.0.1 2026-09-06 13:24 UTC

Requires

• php: >=8.0

MIT

• Wert1209yt

• php
• ui-kit
• html-builder
• html-generator
• oop-html

Published on Packagist.org on 2026-09-06 13:26 UTC

README

A lightweight PHP framework for efficient HTML generation.

Why us

• Maximum OOP
• Create HTML elements directly in PHP using the corresponding classes, for example: new P('Example!'), new Div([ new P('Example)])
• Register your elements to simplify things: you can register a class associated with a div—complete with HTML classes, styles, and even a nested structure — and the engine will automatically locate the innermost element and inject the content there! (And WebComponents support)
• Formatting your HTML structure via ->format() adds indentation to the element class and nested elements (by default, minified HTML without indentation is output).
• Adding classes, IDs, and styles to elements is supported via ->class('example example-has-padding'), ->id('123'), and ->style('display: none;').
• Support for all HTML5 elements, except obsolete ones, though you can register any obsolete element.
• Auto-screening of content (can be disabled by ->raw())

How to get started

First, you need to install it via Composer:

composer require wert1209yt/htmlman

Usage in your project:

<?php
require_once 'vendor/autoload.php';

HtmlMan::init(); // Init will add all base HTML5 elements classes
?>

Register your custom elements classes

HtmlMan::register([
    'name' => 'Card',
    'tag' => 'div', // Or any html tag (WebComponents support)
    'class' => 'card',
    'id' => '123',
    'style' => [
        'background-color' => '#ffffff',
        'border' => '1px solid #ddd'
    ], // Or string 'background-color: #ffffff; border: 1px solid #ddd'

    // Element structure
    'structure' => new Main([
        (new Div([
            new P() // Will put content there
        ]))->class('card-body')
    ])
]);

Minimal (example):

HtmlMan::register([
    'name' => 'YourElement',
    'tag' => 'div'
])

Base use

$div = new Div([ new P('Example)])

echo $div->format();

Add class, id or style:

$div = (new Div([ new P('Example)]))
       ->class('example')
       ->id('123')
       ->style('display: none');

You can add indents using formatting:

$html = (new Div([ new P('Example)]))
         ->format();

If you want link:

echo (new A('link'))
    ->href('https://github.com')
    ->target('_blank')
    ->class('link-style');