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ride/lib-template
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Template library of the Ride framework.

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Ride: Template Library
======================

[](#ride-template-library)

Template abstraction library of the PHP Ride framework.

What's In The Library
---------------------

[](#whats-in-the-library)

### Engine

[](#engine)

The implementation of *Engine* will implement the actual template engine through the *Template* interface. A template engine decides the features and the syntax (or language) to write in.

### EngineModel

[](#enginemodel)

An *EngineModel* is an interface for the data store of the available template engines.

### Theme

[](#theme)

Optional support for template themes through the *Theme* interface. Each theme can implement it's own version of a template. This makes it possible to return a different representation of the same data.

A theme chooses the engines it's available in.

You can make a theme hierarchical by defining it's parent. This makes it easy to create subthemes and helps the engine to fallback when a resource could not be found.

### ThemeModel

[](#thememodel)

A *ThemeModel* is an interface for the data store of the available themes.

### Template

[](#template)

A *Template* instance defines the resource and the variables to render the template. With a *ThemedTemplate*, you can specify a template in a specific theme.

The resource should be generic so it's not bound to a specific template engine. For example: use *base/index* instead of *view/smarty/themes/bootstrap/base/index.tpl*.

Code Sample
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[](#code-sample)

Check this code sample to get an idea of this library:

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