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jer/jer-route-layouts
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Simple ZF2 module for making route based layouts.

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JerRouteLayouts Module for Zend Framework 2
===========================================

[](#jerroutelayouts-module-for-zend-framework-2)

Version 1.0.0 created by Juergen Eger

Introduction
------------

[](#introduction)

JerRouteLayouts is a very simple ZF2 module (less than 50 lines) that simply allows you to specify alternative layouts to use for each route. If no layout is defined for a specific route JerRouteLayouts is able to find layouts in parent routes too.

Usage
-----

[](#usage)

Using JerRouteLayouts is very, very simple. In any module config or autoloaded config file simply specify the following:

```
array(
  'route_layouts' => array(
    //will be used for each child route under the "some" route. Except for the defined "some/route" route
    'some' => 'layout/some-layout',
    //will be used for each child route under the "some/route" route.
    'some/route' => 'layout/some-other-layout',
  ),
);
```

That's it!

###  Health Score

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Maintenance16

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Community8

Small or concentrated contributor base

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Maturing project, gaining track record

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