The Template View Class is a software framework that helps developers create dynamic views for web applications. It leverages pre-existing templates and data sources to generate HTML documents, improving efficiency and accuracy in coding.
Catalyst::View::PHP is a view class designed for PHP::Interpreter. Your application subclass can easily inherit from this class. This plugin is designed to render the template specified in $c->stash->{template}, and if that fails, it looks to $c->request->match. The template variables for this plugin are set up from the content in $c->stash. They are then augmented with template variable base set to Catalyst's $c->req->base, template variable c to Catalyst's $c, and template variable name to Catalyst's $c->config->{name}. The output of this plugin is stored in $c->response->output.
If you wish to override PHP config settings, it is possible to do so in your application's view class by setting __PACKAGE__->config->{OPTION}, as described in the Synopsis. Make sure to check out the available options document on the PHP::Interpreter documentation if you are interested in exploring other options.
In PHP, the variables exported are the request parameters for $_GET and $_POST, depending on the method used to send the request. It is also worth noting that all of the stash is exported, just like in Template Toolkit. You can access the current context by calling $c.
If you are interested in implementing Catalyst::View::PHP, use the helper myapp_create.pl view PHP PHP. This creates the necessary files to implement this plugin. Next, you will want to set the override PHP include path. You can find instructions for doing this in the config. __PACKAGE__->config->{INCLUDE_PATH} = '/usr/local/generic/templates:/usr/local/myapp/templates';
Finally, when using Catalyst::View::PHP, you can forward to MyApp::View::PHP when in a private C action.
If you wish to override PHP config settings, it is possible to do so in your application's view class by setting __PACKAGE__->config->{OPTION}, as described in the Synopsis. Make sure to check out the available options document on the PHP::Interpreter documentation if you are interested in exploring other options.
In PHP, the variables exported are the request parameters for $_GET and $_POST, depending on the method used to send the request. It is also worth noting that all of the stash is exported, just like in Template Toolkit. You can access the current context by calling $c.
If you are interested in implementing Catalyst::View::PHP, use the helper myapp_create.pl view PHP PHP. This creates the necessary files to implement this plugin. Next, you will want to set the override PHP include path. You can find instructions for doing this in the config. __PACKAGE__->config->{INCLUDE_PATH} = '/usr/local/generic/templates:/usr/local/myapp/templates';
Finally, when using Catalyst::View::PHP, you can forward to MyApp::View::PHP when in a private C
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