PHP Interface Symfony\Component\Templating\EngineInterface

All methods relies on a template name. A template name is a "logical" name for the template, and as such it does not refer to a path on the filesystem (in fact, the template can be stored anywhere, like in a database). The methods should accept any name. If the name is not an instance of TemplateReferenceInterface, a TemplateNameParserInterface should be used to convert the name to a TemplateReferenceInterface instance. Each template loader use the logical template name to look for the template.

Author: Fabien Potencier ([email protected])

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Public Methods

Method	Description
exists ( mixed $name ) : boolean	Returns true if the template exists.
render ( mixed $name, array $parameters = [] ) : string	Renders a template.
supports ( mixed $name ) : boolean	Returns true if this class is able to render the given template.

Method Details

exists() public method

Returns true if the template exists.

public exists ( mixed $name ) : boolean
$name	mixed	A template name or a TemplateReferenceInterface instance
return	boolean	true if the template exists, false otherwise

render() public method

Renders a template.

public render ( mixed $name, array $parameters = [] ) : string
$name	mixed	A template name or a TemplateReferenceInterface instance
$parameters	array	An array of parameters to pass to the template
return	string	The evaluated template as a string

supports() public method

Returns true if this class is able to render the given template.

public supports ( mixed $name ) : boolean
$name	mixed	A template name or a TemplateReferenceInterface instance
return	boolean	true if this class supports the given template, false otherwise