Danky is a typed template system for PHP. Contrary to all other template systems, in Danky templates are classes.
🦄 Templates explicit declare its scope on construct, the $render property can be of type string or Template.
<?php // Quote.php
use Chevere\Danky\Template;
class Quote extends Template
{
public function __construct(string $text, string $author) {
$this->render =
<<<HTML
<quote>"$text" --$author</quote>
HTML;
}
};That <<<HTML ... is Heredoc syntax string literal. In Danky, you use all the stuff that has been always there to handle multi-line string literals. Heredoc is great for templates as it evaluates variables, making templates clean to read.
<?php // Home.php
use Chevere\Danky\Template;
class Home extends Template
{
public function __construct(Template $content) {
$this->render =
<<<HTML
<main>
$content
</main>
HTML;
}
};Template classes implements Stringable, you can use any template object within string literals.
<?php // index.php
use function Chevere\Danky\import;
use Home;
use Quote;
echo
new Home(
content: new Quote(
text: 'Hello, world!',
author: 'Rodolfo'
)
);🥳 Congratulations! You just mastered Danky.
<main>
<quote>"Hello, world!"</quote>
</main>Now run php demo/index.php for a more complete example.
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