Includes the XHP element definitions for concrete5. For use with facebook's excellent xhp library, you can use this to easily write clean view-logic by puttng c5 elements right in your HTML.
e.g. this:
<div id="header-area">
<?php
$a = new Area('Header Nav');
$a->display($c);
?>
</div>
becomes this:
<div id="header-area">
<c5:area name="Header Nav" page={$c} />
</div>
Copy the xhp/ directory into your SITE_ROOT/packages, then install from the c5 dashboard. You can add additional XHP extensions, by loading them inside of SITE_ROOT/libraries/xhp/init.php.
<?hh
Loader::library('xhp/my_custom_classes')
You'll need to have the xhp libs installed, which is tricky on a vanilla PHP environment. If you're reading this, then you most likely are interested in running this on an HHVM environment (as mixed hack/html is impossible, so xhp is not only a good idea in general, but necessary in hacklang.) HHVM won't run without this fix mkly and I worked on a while back (concretecms/concretecms#1564), as a requirement for HHVM not supporting this quirky behaviour in PHP: facebook/hhvm#1462 .
In short, this requires either:
- A PHP env with XHP support, and concrete5.5+ OR
- An HHVM env, with concrete5.6.3.1+ (or 5.6.2 and with the changes in the above pull request applied.)
In short, unless you're a developer, you probably shouldn't think about using this until it gets a bit more mature.
Lots, this project's just starting. All work done so far has been against 5.6.3, but with the impending release of 5.7, it's likely everything will be transferred to that.