Imagine Vue js or Angular but in PHP world with the similar user-friendly html templates and components, the application that acts like frontend framework and backend template engine at the same time and renders identical contents on both sides. And you don't even need Node js. Isn't it awesome ?
Works with a limited subset of PHP, but even then it is still more than enough for building progressive web applications.
Counter.php
<?php
namespace Application\Components\Views\Demo\SimpleComponent;
use Viewi\BaseComponent;
class Counter extends BaseComponent
{
public int $count = 0;
public function increment()
{
$this->count++;
}
}
Counter.html
<button (click)="increment()">Clicked $count times.</button>
Use it as a tag
:
<Counter />
Supported versions will be expanded in the future
- Server side rendering (SSR)
- Perfect page load score
- Client side rendering (CSR)
- SEO friendly
- No "HTML over the wire".
- Reactive application
- Easy to use
- Simple templates syntax, mix of HTML and PHP
- The same code for backend and frontend, without need to duplicate the logic in javascript.
- Web, mobile, desktop applications support (planned)
- Does not require Node js
Under the hood Viewi translates view components into the javascript, and uses it for front end reactive application.
Got to tests
folder
Run php test.php backend
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