Layout Feature

INEX SPA PHP Framework introduces a powerful Layout feature that helps you eliminate code duplication (DRY - Don't Repeat Yourself) and structure your application efficiently. By using layouts, you can define a consistent structure across multiple pages with minimal code repetition.

How to Use Layouts in INEX SPA

Step 1: Create a Layout File

Layouts reside in the layouts/ folder. These files define the reusable structure of your application pages.

Create a new layout file at layouts/main.ahmed.php:

// layouts/main.php
<title><?= $title; ?></title>
<body>
    <?= Layout::section('content'); ?>
</body>

This file serves as the main template where dynamic content will be injected.

Step 2: Create a Route Using the Layout

To use the layout, create a route file inside the web/ folder:

// web/index.php
<?php
Layout::start('content');
?>
    <h1>Hi, From INEX SPA</h1>
<?php
Layout::end();

Here, Layout::start('content') defines the section where dynamic content will be placed, and Layout::end() marks the end of that section.

Step 3: Render the Page with the Layout

Finally, complete the route file by rendering the layout:

Layout::render('main', 'index', ['title' => 'INEX SPA']);

This renders the index.ahmed.php content inside layouts/main.ahmed.php, passing variables like $title dynamically.

Conclusion

That's it! You've successfully implemented layouts in INEX SPA PHP Framework. This feature significantly reduces redundant code and keeps your application organized. Happy coding!

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Layout Feature

How to Use Layouts in INEX SPA

Step 1: Create a Layout File

Layouts reside in the layouts/ folder. These files define the reusable structure of your application pages.

Create a new layout file at layouts/main.ahmed.php:

// layouts/main.php
<title><?= $title; ?></title>
<body>
    <?= Layout::section('content'); ?>
</body>

This file serves as the main template where dynamic content will be injected.

Step 2: Create a Route Using the Layout

To use the layout, create a route file inside the web/ folder:

// web/index.php
<?php
Layout::start('content');
?>
    <h1>Hi, From INEX SPA</h1>
<?php
Layout::end();

Here, Layout::start('content') defines the section where dynamic content will be placed, and Layout::end() marks the end of that section.

Step 3: Render the Page with the Layout

Finally, complete the route file by rendering the layout:

Layout::render('main', 'index', ['title' => 'INEX SPA']);

This renders the index.ahmed.php content inside layouts/main.ahmed.php, passing variables like $title dynamically.

Conclusion

That's it! You've successfully implemented layouts in INEX SPA PHP Framework. This feature significantly reduces redundant code and keeps your application organized. Happy coding!

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