I haven't done it personally, but maybe. Make a composer.json and add in the laravel view as a package and see what happens.
This lists out the other required packages, https://packagist.org/packages/illuminate/view
I already done that but now I need to use the view class from laravel. Only problem is that I don't know which namespace and class I need to use ( so i dont need any heavy configuration ),
I will try again tomorrow, but i hope someone can help me, Because all tuts are about the laravel blade package which is not supported in my project because the dependencies are lower than what i have now.
Sorry for my poor spelling.
Can someone help me please here is the code I have now,
public function loadBlade($view, $viewPath = false, $data = array() ) {
echo $this->viewPath;
if(isset($viewPath)) {
$this->viewPath = $viewPath;
}
$FileViewFinder = new FileViewFinder(
new Filesystem,
$this->viewPath
);
$PhpEngine = new PhpEngine();
$PhpEngine->get($this->viewPath, $data);
$dispatcher = new Dispatcher(new Container);
$factory = new Factory(
new EngineResolver,
$FileViewFinder,
$dispatcher
);
$view = new View(
$factory,
$PhpEngine,
$view,
$this->viewPath,
$data
);
return $factory;
}
And I get this error : Fatal error: Uncaught exception 'InvalidArgumentException' with message 'View [hello.php] not found.' in /system/vendor/illuminate/view/FileViewFinder.php:146 Stack trace: #:0 /system/vendor/illuminate/view/FileViewFinder.php(83): Illuminate\View\FileViewFinder->findInPaths('hello.php', Array) #:1 /system/vendor/illuminate/view/Factory.php(125): Illuminate\View\FileViewFinder->find('hello.php') #:2 /application/controllers/home.controller.php(27): Illuminate\View\Factory->make('hello.php', 'application/vie...') #:3 [internal function]: Home->index(Array) #:4 /test/Bootstrap.php(42): call_user_func_array(Array, Array) #:5 /test/index.php(53): include('/customers/2/e/...') #:6 {main} thrown in /system/vendor/illuminate/view/FileViewFinder.php on line 146
Ok, here goes...
I started with the following directory structure.
Code\standalone-blade-test
Code\standalone-blade-test\app
Code\standalone-blade-test\app\storage\views *(make writeable to www user)
Code\standalone-blade-test\app\views
Code\standalone-blade-test\public
I create the following composer.json in the app directory,
{
"name": "wpb/standalone-blade-test",
"description": "standalone blade test",
"keywords": ["framework", "laravel"],
"license": "MIT",
"type": "project",
"require": {
"illuminate/view": "4.2.*@dev"
},
"require-dev": {
},
"autoload": {
"classmap": [],
"psr-4": {
"App\\": "app/"
}
},
"scripts": {
},
"config": {
"preferred-install": "dist"
},
"minimum-stability": "dev"
}
Not all of that is likely required, I just copied an existing and changed the required section, etc.
Next, ran composer update in the app dir... it created a vendor and downloaded stuff...
Here is the simple test blade template located in the app\views\test.blade.php
<h1>This is a test template<h1>
<b>Var value is - {{ $testvar }}</b>
Here is the test class file,
<?php
// include the autoloader
require __DIR__.'/../app/vendor/autoload.php';
Illuminate\Support\ClassLoader::register();
// create test class
$n = new testClass();
$n->testme();
// the required libs
use Illuminate\View\FileViewFinder;
use Illuminate\Filesystem\Filesystem as Filesystem;
use Illuminate\View\Compilers\BladeCompiler;
use Illuminate\View\Engines\CompilerEngine;
use Illuminate\Events\Dispatcher;
use Illuminate\Container\Container as Container;
use Illuminate\View\Factory;
use Illuminate\View\Engines\EngineResolver;
use Illuminate\View\View as View;
class testClass {
function testme() {
// create a template
$r = $this->loadBlade('not-sure-what-this-does', __DIR__.'/../app/views/test.blade.php', array('testvar' => ' timestamp: '.time()) );
// render the template
echo $r->render();
}
function loadBlade($view, $viewPath = false, $data = array() ) {
// echo $this->viewPath;
if(isset($viewPath)) {
$this->viewPath = $viewPath;
}
// this path needs to be array
$FileViewFinder = new FileViewFinder(
new Filesystem,
array($this->viewPath)
);
// use blade instead of phpengine
// pass in filesystem object and cache path
$compiler = new BladeCompiler(new Filesystem(), __DIR__.'/../app/storage/views');
$BladeEngine = new CompilerEngine($compiler);
// create a dispatcher
$dispatcher = new Dispatcher(new Container);
// build the factory
$factory = new Factory(
new EngineResolver,
$FileViewFinder,
$dispatcher
);
// this path needs to be string
$viewObj = new View(
$factory,
$BladeEngine,
$view,
$this->viewPath,
$data
);
return $viewObj;
}
}
I only spend about 2 hours getting it to work so it is not tested a lot, but appears to be working.
Hope that helps :)
You are awesome I really want to thank you so much ! Spend hours looking myself but I got only this far.
You are my hero ! Gonna credit you in the code because you are awesome.
Thank you very much.
You welcome and thanks for the in code credit reference. :)
I was also trying to get my StringBladeCompiler to work with this code, but other things took over my day.
If you need to, or want to, use a string template instead of a blade template file it might be something to check out. Will need to roll back the update to support Laravel 5-dev, but its only a couple lines.
Just copied and edited some of the code to match my server. But got the same error again which is strange because I only changed to directories to the right ones. Don't know if you use cloud9 but if you would, you can view.
Humm...
I have the free account version on cloud9 now, looks interesting.
Hello terre, Here is the link to the workspace : c9 project
-- Note : Got it working finaly, now I also know what I need to edit.
Awesome! Glad you got it working. The c9 editor looks nice, I'll have to check it out some more later.
I wasn't sure where I could work in some time to take a look, my schedule for today is looking a bit busy. :)
Hi,
I have a small example I just did if it can help anyone: https://github.com/DODMax/blade_standalone_example
Cheers!
I there
Its for the record (since i know that its a bit old thread) but its one of the first one that show me google:
A couple of days ago i checked this thread (amongs many threads. i was searching for the best template engine for php) and i found about the alternatives to use Blade outside Laravel. However, most alternatives are HUGE with lots of files and even some of them with dependencies and frankly, i don't like to bloat my code.
I checked the code of Blade and i found that Blade is quite simple so i decided to creates a version of Blade that use a single file and a single class.
BladeOne (MIT license, feel free to usage)
Its quite compatible with Blade (unless you are using extensions or hacks).
I am not tested yet but i bet that its also compatible with Laravel. It requires to add 3 lines, the include, creates the object and call it. No namespace or other dependencies.
And the best, adding extensions is really simple, it doesn't even requires a regular expression. I already added a couple of extensions by (ahem) extending the class.
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