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programster/abstract-view
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An abstract view to make views easy.

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Abstract View
=============

[](#abstract-view)

This is a simple object to make it easy to build object-oriented views. The views implement the [Stringable interface](https://www.php.net/manual/en/class.stringable.php), so they can easily be passed around and used just as strings.

Example Usage
-------------

[](#example-usage)

Include the package by running:

```
composer require programster/abstract-view
```

Views are treated as objects, and you can use objects within objects. For example, you could have a view for your [HTML shell](https://www.toptal.com/developers/htmlshell)like so:

```

    .body { width: auto; }

```

... and then a view for a "partial" that represents the body of the page like so:

```

Hello World!
Welcome to my site!

```

Then you cat "build" the page by stitching the views together like so:

```