public function testGetParemeterString()
{
$view = new \figdice\View();
$view->loadString('<fig:template>' . '<fig:feed class="\\ParamTest3Feed" param1="\'a\'" target="data" />' . '<fig:mute fig:text="/data"/>' . '</fig:template>');
$this->assertEquals('ab', $view->render());
}
*/
/**
* In this example we will learn to:
*
* - get started with the library
* - load a template by its outer container file (This is not the recommended FigDice way!)
* - push some data into the template
* - pass objects to templates
* - control the textual content of tags
* - inline dynamic data into HTML attributes
* - embed unparsed content
*/
// Autoload the Figdice lib
require_once '../../vendor/autoload.php';
// Create a Fig View object
$view = new \figdice\View();
// Load its main template file:
try {
$view->loadFile('template-main.xml');
} catch (\figdice\exceptions\FileNotFoundException $ex) {
die('template file not found');
}
// Mount some data into our View
// these values will become available form within the template
// as: /document/title
// /document/css/textColor
$view->mount('document', array('title' => 'My first FigDice exercise', 'css' => array('textColor' => '#dd22aa')));
// Mount some more data into our View.
// They could come from a database, for example.
// NB: You can mount Objects! provided that the properties you want to
// expose, have a getter method (or are public).
