Add sanity to WordPress templating systems.
The best way to use this component is through Composer:
composer require bigboxwc/wp-template-loader
Initializing the core template filtering should happen during runtime. This will route WordPress's core template files (template hierarchy to your chosen layout directory (/resources/views/layout
) by default.
( new \BigBoxWC\WP_Template_Loader\Loader() )::watch();
Instead of loading /single.php
, /resources/views/layout/single.php
is loaded instead.
The default view directory is /resources/views
with a layout
and partials
directory relative to that. To change these pass them to the Loader
instantiation.
( new \BigBoxWC\WP_Template_Loader\Loader( [
'base_path' => 'resources/templates',
'layout_dir' => 'wp-pages',
'partials_dir' => 'parts',
] ) )::watch();
The Loader
class also offers the ability to load views without using the WordPress' template loading system. These can easily be plugged in to any existing template helpers your theme may already be using.
\BigBoxWC\WP_Template_Loader\Loader::view( 'my-view' );
Will output the contents of resources/views/my-view.php
$view = \BigBoxWC\WP_Template_Loader\Loader::get_view( 'my-view' );
Will assign the contents of resources/views/my-view.php
to a variable.
\BigBoxWC\WP_Template_Loader\Loader::view( 'global/header' );
Will output the contents of resources/views/global/header.php
\BigBoxWC\WP_Template_Loader\Loader::view( 'global/header', [
'min' => true,
] );
Will output the contents of resources/views/global/header.php
with the variable $min
available in the global scope.
The above methods can be repeated with the partial()
method instead of view()
to automatically look in the set $partial_dir
location.
All feedback / bug reports / pull requests are welcome.
This code is released under the GPL license.
For the full copyright and license information, please view the LICENSE
file distributed with this source code.