A little PHP framework to easily generate clean HTML code, with automatic indentation.
You can look into sample.php, it's an example code of framework using
You must include view.php who contains framework's code
include('view.php');
You can use an alias to spend less time to write namespace's name
use GenH as V;
Create a View
object variable, from GenH namespace (I use the V
alias ). We use this variable get the HTML code
$view = New V\View();
Print the return of the start()
function print the HTML doctype and the html tag.
echo $view->start();
include('view.php');
use GenH as V;
$view = New V\View();
echo $view->start();
In HTML there are 2 types of tag :
- Orphan's tags (example
<img>
) - Tags in peer (example
<div></div>
)
Orphan's tags can have some attributes, but tags in peer can have childrens, in addition to attributes
To create a tag, use new
keyword, the namespace (here V
alias), and the tag's name
new V\Div()
For tags in peer, we give an array with children's tags, and an associative array with attributes
new V\Div([
new V\Div()
], ['class' => 'test'])
We can give a string instead the array of tags.
new V\Div('Content', ['class' => 'test'])
Orphan's tags can't have childrens, so they take only one associative array for attributes
new V\Img(['src' => 'img/img.png'])
To print tags we must use view()
function of $view
variable
$view->view();
This function return the HTML code to print. So use echo
function one the return
echo $view->view();
We give to view()
function an array with tags to print
echo $view->view([
new V\Div([
new V\Div('Content', ['id' => 'subdiv'])
], ['class' => 'test']),
new V\Img(['src' => 'img/img.png'])
]);
The framework manage the HTML's indentation, you won't have to worry about that 😃