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tyam/bamboo
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PHP template engine, which has variables-pulling facility.

0.2.0(6y ago)189MITPHPPHP >=5.6

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bamboo
======

[](#bamboo)

Bamboo is a PHP template engine, which has the following characteristics:

- native PHP as template language; no compile. familiar and well-defined syntax
- using global functions as helpers/escapers; no redundant `$e->h()`/`E::h()`. just `eh()`
- facility to *PULL* template variables from the program side

Installation
------------

[](#installation)

```
composer install tyam\bamboo
```

Basic Usage
-----------

[](#basic-usage)

PHP side

```
// You must specify template base directory to the bamboo engine.
$basedirs = ['/your/template/dirs', '/come/here'];
$engine = new \tyam\bamboo\Engine($basedirs);

// Render the template with template variables. You get an output string.
$variables = ['title' => $this->getTitle(), 'content' => $this->getContent()];
$output = $engine->render('mytpl', $variables);
$respond->setOutput($output);
```

template side: /your/template/dirs/mytpl.php

```

```

- A filename extension for template file is 'php'
- Path separator for the base directory is fixed as slash. bamboo engine converts to host specific one.

Including another template
--------------------------

[](#including-another-template)

subject template: /your/template/dirs/mytpl.php

```
content comes here...