Getting Twiggy with It

Not expecting anything much from this post, just had to stop in a say that I was able to create 1 new file, and make a couple of setting changes and using the built-in view() method is using Twig in place of the default code. That's pretty exciting.

Just needed to tell someone. Thanks for listening.

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Sorry for OOT and my english. I'm getting an error (404) for default controllers (Home::index). I'm playing with it to trying controller or routes based on this article http://blog.newmythmedia.com/blog/show/2...eIgniter_4 , I'm very like it.

I hear ya!

I use blade templating in some of my codeigniter apps. Good stuff

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@kilishan

What do you think about parser/template engine detection by view's file extension name?

Code:

'twig' => array('twig', 'html.twig'),
'mustache' => array('mustache.html', 'mustache'),
'markdown' => array('md', 'markdown', 'fbmd'),
'textile' => 'textile',
// Etc.

@kilishan

What do you think about parser/template engine detection by view's file extension name?

Code:

'twig' => array('twig', 'html.twig'),
'mustache' => array('mustache.html', 'mustache'),
'markdown' => array('md', 'markdown', 'fbmd'),
'textile' => 'textile',
// Etc.

What do you mean? You'd still have to load the engine via compose or a library right?

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@albertleao

Yes.

@kilishan

What do you think about parser/template engine detection by view's file extension name?

Code:

'twig' => array('twig', 'html.twig'),
'mustache' => array('mustache.html', 'mustache'),
'markdown' => array('md', 'markdown', 'fbmd'),
'textile' => 'textile',
// Etc.

At this time, I don't see that making it into core.

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Seems like a nifty idea, but unnecessary. If DI is done right, it should be pretty easy to drop these in anyways.

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