Imagine Vue js or Angular but with similar user-friendly HTML templates and components but written in PHP. The application, which acts like a front-end framework and backend template engine simultaneously, 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 advanced 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 />- 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, a mix of HTML and PHP
- Generates javascript code for you
- Web, mobile, desktop applications support (planned)
- Does not require Node js
Under the hood, Viewi translates view components into javascript and uses it for a reactive front-end application.
Got to tests folder
Run php test.php backend
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