Really nice work, I got it working today. The feature of gradually moving
from .ctp to .mustache files is great!
The limitations are a little bit annoying as you mentioned... to create a
'helper' .php file just to get default functions working correctly (methods
css, script etc.).
*Is there a possibility to call a function/method directly in the .mustache
file and passing an argument?* It seems that Mustache doesn't allow this by
default (except usinf Lambdas)... If yes, some limitations could be
obsolete, e.g. all the stuff defined in
`/View/Layouts/DefaultLayoutViewModel.php` like:
class DefaultLayoutViewModel extends MustacheViewModel {
public function css() {
return $this->_View->fetch('css');
}
}
It would be great to call functions like RainTPL
does<http://www.raintpl.com/Quick-Start/#func> including
passing arguments. The reason why I'm asking for this is using
Internationalization
and
Localization<http://book.cakephp.org/2.0/en/core-libraries/internationalization-and-localization.html>
using
the `__('SomeString')` function.
*Or do you have another idea to get `__(...)` working?*
Thanks for your great work so far!
Am Montag, 22. Juli 2013 09:56:34 UTC+2 schrieb Dismounted:
>
> Yep, using this for all my views.
>
> The biggest limitation I'm finding at the moment is that view blocks are
> not lazily loaded (they're imported in the render class's constructor),
> however, I'm only using blocks in layouts to grab things like "meta",
> "css", "scripts" and "content". This can be fixed by moving things around a
> little bit, and I'm thinking of the best way to do that. I'm finding that
> blocks are not used much when writing Mustache templates.
>
> MustacheCake will attempt to find view (and element) files in this order:
> - Using the extension specified by your controller (Controller::$ext).
> - Using ".mustache".
> - Using ".ctp".
>
> If a view (or element) is found to use a ".ctp" extension, MustacheCake
> will be "smart" and pass it back to render using the normal Cake
> View::_evaluate() routine. So all your "old" templates render as usual.
>
> Also, you can call elements using $this->_View->element('foo') in render
> classes to place them into Mustache templates (N.B. using Mustache partials
> syntax will put them through the Mustache renderer only). I have not tried
> going the other way, but it should work as well (i.e. call Mustache
> elements in ".ctp" files using $this->element('foo')).
>
> Neat thing about this is that you can use plugins like DebugKit without
> recreating any of their views, while using Mustache for all your project's
> views and elements.
>
> On Monday, 22 July 2013 14:06:44 UTC+10, #2Will wrote:
>>
>> This is cool. Nice one!
>>
>> Are you using these for all your views? Are there any limitations you
>> have come across using for templates? for example Can you call elements in
>> .ctp files from the moustache files & vice-versa?
>>
>> Will
>>
>>
>>
>> On Saturday, 20 July 2013 23:31:58 UTC+10, Dismounted wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi all,
>>>
>>> I've just committed a "final"-ish version of my plugin that integrates
>>> Mustache (http://mustache.github.io/) as a custom View class in Cake.
>>>
>>> Why did I create "yet another" one of these? From what I've been able to
>>> find, other Mustache plugins either: a) implement Mustache as a view
>>> helper, not as a complete view rendering system replacement; or b) are
>>> created for older versions of Cake.
>>>
>>> Please take a look and let me know of any
>>> suggestions/improvements/issues. To get started, there are a couple of
>>> example files in "MustacheCake/View/Layouts" and "MustacheCake/View/Pages",
>>> which are the default shipped Cake files transposed into Mustache syntax.
>>>
>>> GitHub repo: https://github.com/Dismounted/MustacheCake
>>>
>>> Cheers!
>>>
>>
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