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PHP Templating Engine: Process templates in PHP, JSON and CSS formats

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This package can process templates in PHP, JSON, and CSS formats.

It can take as parameters the template content as a string, the language of the template data, and an array of parameter values.

The package can replace the template data with parameter values and returns the processed template as a string.


They said it couldn't be done. So I applied a new approach and was able to do it. So not only can the example code rewrite css and html files that have php vars in them, but also can read the made files and save the output to a variable for echoing later.

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Example

<?php

session_start();

// takes a template in html or css or json and replaces "syntaxed" php vars with their php values;
include('functions/php_templator.php');
   
?>

<html>

    <style>
        p{
            font-size:1rem;
            font-family:Arial;
        }
    </style>
   
    <body>
        <center>
   
    <?php

    /***********************************************************************************************************************************************

    an html file;
    the change can be seen in the broswer inspector
   
    ***********************************************************************************************************************************************/


    // ev.php - usage is ev($var) and it'll echo the var and put a <br> in there afterwards;
    include('functions/ev.php');

    // the file name
    $file_php = 'template.html';
    $file_type = 'php';

    // get the file contents of the template file
    $contents_php = file_get_contents($file_php);

    // assign some variables to be used in the template;
    $V = new stdclass();
    $V->php_p__class_var = 'php_p__class_var';
    $V->php_button__id_var = 'php_button__id_var';
    $V->php_button__class_var = 'php_button__class_var';
    $V->php_text_var = 'an html file. <br>Inspect the html in the broswer to see that the php values have been applied to the correct html tags.<br><p class="p__class2">a css file: <br>this text shows that php values can be used in stylsheets, whilst allowing the developer to continue developing css stylesheets using the colored stylising from their IDE (code editor)</p>';
    $_SESSION['varname'] = 'session_varname';
           
    // create html from the template with all the vars used in it;
    $result_html = php_templator($file_type, $contents_php, $V);

    // echo the html
    ev($result_html);



    /***********************************************************************************************************************************************

    a css file;
    the change can be seen on the top line of text "wind in the willows";
   
    ***********************************************************************************************************************************************/



    // assign some variables to be used in the template;
    $V = new stdclass();
    $V->p__fontsize = '2rem';
    $V->p__fontfamily = '\'Sans Serif\'';
    $_SESSION['varname'] = 'green';

    // the file name
    $file_css = 'stylesheet2.css';
    $file_type = 'css';

    $contents_css = file_get_contents($file_css);
    $result_css = php_templator($file_type, $contents_css, $V);
   
    ev($result_css);



    /***********************************************************************************************************************************************

    a json file;

    ***********************************************************************************************************************************************/

?>
<p>a json file:</p>
    <br>
    <p>the correct json php var values have been placed.</p>
<?php

    // takes a template in json and replaces "syntaxed" php vars with their values;
    include('functions/templater_json.php');

    // include the "echo pre" function
    include('functions/evp.php');

    // this is for a json file templator
    $file_json = 'template.json';
    $file_type = 'json';

    // get the json file
    $contents_json = file_get_contents($file_json);

    // assign some variables to be used in the template;
    $V = new stdclass();
    $V->html_id = 'php_html_id_var';
    $V->html_class = 'php_html_class_var';
    $_SESSION['varname'] = 'php_session_var';

    // templater renders the json file with replaced php vars in it ($V->asdf = "asdf_value" and $V->div_id = "id" and $_SESSION['varname'] = "session_varname");
    $result_json = php_templator($file_type, $contents_json, $V);

    // usage = evp($var);
    evp($result_json);



?>

        </center>
       
    </body>
   
</html>


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