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twug

v0.0.1

Published

Twug - PHP Twig built for JavaScript with Uniter

Downloads

4

Readme

Twug

Twig PHP (https://twig.symfony.com/) compiled to JavaScript with Uniter.

Note 1: This is an experimental release. Expect things to be broken, performance to be sub-optimal and the compiled JS bundle size to be rather large for now.

Note 2: This is primarily a demonstration of how Uniter is able to handle complex projects like Twig. If you want to use Uniter to build the rest of your client-side logic, you can skip using Twug.js and just require Twig.php with Composer as part of your build.

How to use it

Install it with NPM:

npm install twug

Import it and render some Twig:

import twug from 'twug';

twug.renderString('Hello there {{ name }}!', {name: 'Fred'}).then((renderedHtml) => {
    document.body.insertAdjacentHTML('beforeEnd', renderedHtml);
}, (error) => {
    document.body.insertAdjacentHTML('beforeEnd', 'Twug error: ' + error);
});

Why

  • Get all the features of "real" PHP Twig
  • Demonstrate how a PHP project built with Uniter can be "invisibly" published to the NPM ecosystem
  • Have fun!

Benchmarks vs. alternatives

TODO (feel free to send a PR if you're interested)

Issues

  • An old Twig release (1.x) is being used
  • The deprecated string loader is being used
  • The escape filter is currently broken due to missing preg_replace_callback(...) support in Uniter

Caveats

  • Some features of PHP are not yet implemented by Uniter: there are stubs for these in php/src/shims.php. These will all need to be removed and implemented properly in Uniter before a stable version of this package could be tagged.

See also

  • Uniter (https://github.com/asmblah/uniter)
  • PHPify (part of Uniter) (https://github.com/uniter/phpify)

Alternatives

  • Twig.js (https://github.com/twigjs/twig.js)