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Views ​

MPF is made upon the MVC pattern, so here you see how to work with views

Creating View ​

sh
mpf@dev:$ php mpf create view Profile

Views ​

Your views are inside the path /App/Views. the extesions is .view.php

Returning a view ​

Statical calling

php
use MPF\Core\View; 
Router::get("/profile", function(){
    return View::view('Profile'); // just the name of the view. no extension
});

With a View class instance

php
use MPF\Core\View; 
Router::get("/profile", function(){
    $view = new View('Profile'); // just the name of the view. no extension
    return $view::render(); // actually send the view 
});

With a controller

php
Router::get("/profile", ["Controller", "profile"]); //make your controller return the view

Passing Data Through view ​

You can set data to be used in the view

php
use MPF\Core\View; 
Router::get("/", function(){
    $view = new View('profile'); // just the name of the view. no extension
    $view::set('id', 10011);
    $view::set('name', 'Adão Major');
    $view::set('Bio', 'Hi Im Mr. Adam');
    return $view::render(); // actually send the view 
});

Getting Data Through view ​

You can get data inside the view passed trough the controller

sh
mpf@dev:$ cat /App/Views/profile.view.php
php
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
    <title>Profile</title>
</head>
<body>
    <p>User Id: <?php echo $View::get('id'); ?> </p>
    <p> Name: <?php echo $View::get('name'); ?> </p>
    <p> Biography: <?php echo $View::get('Bio'); ?> </p>
</body>
</html>