<?php
use Respect\Template\Html;
use Respect\Template\HtmlElement as H;
require __DIR__ . '/../tests/bootstrap.php';
// Loading the template
$template = new Html('./cssZenGarden.html', '#lselect');
// Changing the TITLE element inside HEAD tag
$template['title'] = 'Respect\\Template: The different template engine';
// Changing some text from the beginning of the BODY
$template['#pageHeader h1'] = 'Respect/Template';
$template['#pageHeader h2'] = 'HTML templates';
$template['#quickSummary .p1'] = 'This page is a simple example of a Respect\\Template.';
$template['#quickSummary .p2'] = 'The content of this template is manipulated with CSS selectors and plain HTML.';
//Changing more elements, creating new ones, etc ....
$template['#preamble h3'] = 'What ninja skills should I have to use it?';
$template['#preamble .p1'] = H::div(H::p('It depends on what you do for living:'), H::dl(H::dt('PHP Developers'), H::dd('Very basic (really basic) knowledge of arrays and CSS selectors.'), H::dt('Front End Developers'), H::dd('Nothing')))->class('p1');
$template['#preamble .p2'] = 'The key concept to understand Respect\\Template is simple: isolation of concerns. Backend developers should handle data and serve them properly while frontend developers should do the shinning stuff (CSS and Javascript).';
$template['#preamble .p3'] = 'Respect\\Template aims to be easy to use by everyone, with minimum learning curve, minimal impact on the existing code and awesome as possible!';
echo $template->render();
public function testAttributesAndChildren()
{
$div = H::div('Uhull')->id('test');
$this->assertEquals('<div id="test">Uhull</div>', (string) $div);
}
