jade4php v1.0.0

jade4php

A Jade filter to generate php code templates.

Fully supports all standard jade syntax and compile time variables and conditional code.

Added support for single line of text in filters where a text block does not follow the filter.

e.g. :php if ($test == 1):

as well as blocks of text:

    :php
      $var1 = 'foo';
      $var1 = 'bar';

Added a simple php function to return a formatted php string allowing it to be stored in a run time javascript variable.

e.g. - test = php('$foo');

will produce:

<?php echo htmlspecialchars($foo, ENT_QUOTES, 'UTF-8'); ?>

Note: the formatted strings must be displayed Unescaped because the formatting includes <php and ?> characters. Don't worry, the expression argument to the php function call is fully escaped at runtime.

However, note that it is possible to set a no_escape flag:

- test = php('$foo', true);

and this will produce:

<?php echo $foo; ?>

Usage

var jade = require('jade');
var jade4php = require('jade4php');

jade4php(jade);

var html = jade.render('string of jade');

Example

doctype html //- normal jade variable

• title = 'Example & Test'; //- php function call to format an escaped //- echo statement of expression argument
• test = php('$test_var + 1'); //- php function call to format an echo //- statement of expression argument without escape prcessing
• bad = php('$foo', true); html head // normal jade interpolation title #{title} body // php filter :php if ($test == 1): p PHP variable $test has value of 1 :php else: p PHP variable $test has some other value :php endif; p :php(echo) 'SINGLE LINE with escape' // normal jade interpolation p. This way is shortest if you need big !{test} blocks of text spanning multiple lines. // note that these interpolations of PHP strings must not be escaped p!= test p!= bad // what happens when the PHP string is escaped p= test

Will produce: