yuki-html

Efficient way to create and modify HTML tags.

Why you should use it

Sometimes you need to return html tag from class, and be able to modify it later:

<?php

    class myImage{
        public static function getHtml(){
            return '<img src="myimage.png" />';
        }
    }
    $img = myImage::getHtml();
    // I wanna add alt and style attributes before output, but how I can?
    echo $img;

So, How?

<?php

	use yuki\html\tag;
    class myImage{
        public static function getHtml(){
            return tag::create('img', array('src' => 'myimage.png'));
        }
    }
    $img = myImage::getHtml();

Now you can do what you want:

<?php

    $img['alt'] = 'My Image!';
    $img['style'] = "border: none;";
    echo $img; // <img src="myimage.png" alt="My Image!" style="border: none;" />

You even able to get attributes

<?php

    echo $img['src']; // myimage.png

To remove attributes

<?php

    unset($img['style']);
    echo $img; // <img src="myimage.png" alt="My Image!" />

To wrap

<?php

	use yuki\html\tag;
    $a = tag::create('a', array('href'=>'/'));
    $a->appendChild($img);
    echo $a; // <a href="/"><img src="myimage.png" alt="My Image!" /></a>

To set text, it will be escaped!

<?php

    $a->setText('click here >>');
    echo $a; // <a href="/">click here &gt;&gt;</a>

Usage

<?php

	use yuki\html\tag;
    $head = tag::create('head');
    $head->appendChild(
            tag::create('title')->setText('Page Title')
        );
    $head->appendChild(
            tag::create('meta', array(
                'name'=>'description', 
                'contents' => 'Page Description'
            )
        );
    $head['lang'] = 'en';
    echo $head; // Will output generated html code.

About

Requirements

• Any flavor of PHP 5.3 should do
• [optional] PHPUnit 3.5+ to execute the test suite (phpunit --version)

Submitting bugs and feature requests

Bugs and feature request are tracked on Github

Author

olamedia - olamedia@gmail.com
See also the list of contributors which participated in this project.

License

yuki-html is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details

Acknowledgements

This library is inspired by symfony (TagHelper), kohana (HTML) and other frameworks