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A PHP library that allows using backtick-delimited literals with embedded expressions, similar to JavaScript template literals. This library processes PHP code and enables dynamic inclusion of files with expressions inside backticks.

Installation

You can install php-literal via Composer:

composer require zhalker/php-literal

Example Usage

<?php
$name = `Zhalker`;

$list = [
    `apple`,
    `banana`,
    `cherry`
];

function salute($name) {
    return `Im "{$name}"`;
}

echo `Hello!!\n {salute($name)}`;

echo "\nList of fruits:\n";

foreach ($list as $key => $value) {
    echo `<div><span>Item {$key}: </span><span>{$value}</span></div>`;
}

<?php //Main.php
use function PHPLiteral\PHPLiteral;

// Example:
include_once PHPLiteral("path/to/your/file.php");

// Output raw
Hello!!
 Im "Zhalker"
List of fruits:

    <div><span>Item 0: </span><span>apple</span></div>
    
    <div><span>Item 1: </span><span>banana</span></div>
    
    <div><span>Item 2: </span><span>cherry</span></div>

//Output rendering

Hello!! Im "Zhalker" List of fruits:
Item 0: apple
Item 1: banana
Item 2: cherry

How It Works

Backtick literals: Strings delimited by backticks (``) are parsed and evaluated, similar to JavaScript template literals.
Expressions: Embedded expressions inside curly braces ({$expression}) are evaluated and replaced at runtime.

License

This library is licensed under the MIT License.

Contributing

If you find any bugs or want to improve the library, feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request. Contributions are welcome!

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