Pate

Pate is a PHP Attribute Template Engine inspired by PHPTAL but run much faster. It uses syntax like angular and vue, But renders on the server side. It’s compatible with PHPTAL.

Why Use Pate Instead Of PHPTAL?

I use PHPTAL as our template engine in one of my Project. But is was TOO SLOW!!, and TOO COMPLICATED. So I decide to rewrite a similar Template Engine named PATE.

Here are some advantages:

Requirements

To use Pate, you need

Install

With composer

composer require softwarezhu/pate

Examples

Attributes

Template file

<html>
<head>
</head>
<body>
<img tal:attributes="src data/src; alt data/title"/>
</body>
</html>

Do render(ie. This template is named ‘template.html’)

use Pate\PateTemplate;

$template = new PateTemplate();
$template->loadHtmlFile('template.html');
$content = $template->render(array(
    'data' => array(
        'src' => 'htttp://github.com/logo.jpg',
        'title' => 'Github Logo'
    )
));

echo $content;

The render result will be

<html>
    <head>
    </head>
    <body>
        <img src="htttp://github.com/logo.jpg" alt="Github Logo"/>
    </body>
</html>

Template Syntax

Attributes

 <img tal:attributes="src data/src; alt data/title"/>

The img src and alt attributes will be replaced by the data[‘src’] value and data[‘title’] value. The multiple attributes use “;” to separate.

Text

 <span tal:content="data/title">This content will be replaced after rendered. </span>

Loop

<tr tal:repeat="product products" tal:content="product/title">This content will be replaced by product/title after rendered. </tr>

If the count of products is N, there will be N tr lines.

If

 <div tal:condition="product/isPromote" tal:content="product/discount">If product/isPromote is false, this block will be removed from the dom. </div>

tal:condition likes if in php.

Replace

 <div tal:replace="123">This entire DIV will be replaced with '123'(not the inner text). </div>