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PEF-Front-0.18
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/ PEF::Front::RenderTT

NAME

PEF::Front::RenderTT - Template processing

DESCRIPTION

Template engine is implemented by Template::Alloy module using Template::Toolkit style. You can use all functions that provided by Template::Alloy module plus a few more.

SETTINGS

Template::Alloy module setup using "V2EQUALS => 0", this means that for string comparison you have to use "eq" operator and "==" for numerical.

PATH

Templates are located in cfg_template_dir($request, $lang) (See PEF::Front::Config), they are called like $template.html and are accessible by path /app$Template. Its file name is a lower-case converted from CamelCase form with suffix .html. Like: /appIndex -> index.html, /appUserSettings -> user_settings.html.

This /app$Template path is created automatically when you put your template in template directory.

CONTEXT

During template processing following context variables are pre-defined:

ip

IP address of the client.

lang

Short (ISO 639-1) language code. There's automatic language detection based on URL, HTTP headers and cookies and Geo IP. You can turn it off. It's written to 'lang' cookie.

hostname

Hostname of current request.

path

Current URI path.

path_info

Initial URI path.

template

Template name.

scheme

URL scheme. One of: 'http', 'https'.

src

Is equal to 'app'.

form, headers, cookies

These are corresponding hashes. form contains parameters from query string, form data and extra parameters from URI path.

session and request

They are objects and can be used from handlers or from template.

session is loaded only if it was used for parameter value.

time, gmtime, localtime

These are additional fields for template processing. time is current UNIX-time, gmtime - 9-element list with the time in GMT, localtime - 9-element list with the time for the local time zone. See perldoc -f for these functions.

ADDED FUNCTIONS

There're some additional functions defined.

model()

It can be used as virtual method for string or hash:

[% news = "get all news".model(limit => 3) %]

or

[% news = {method => "get all news", limit => 3}.model %]

This method calls internal model handler to get some data. Source template must be allowed.

config($key)

Returns config's parameter value.

[% config('www_static_captchas_path') %]

uri_unescape($uri)

Returns a string with each %XX sequence replaced with the actual byte (octet).

strftime($fmt, 9-elements array)

Convert date and time information to string. Returns the string.

See strftime in POSIX.

gmtime($time), localtime($time)

Return 9-elements array. See corresponding perl functions.

response_content_type($ct)

Sets response Content-Type header.

request_get_header($h)

Returns request header

response_set_header($h => $v)

Sets response header.

response_set_cookie($c => $v)

Sets response cookie.

response_set_status($code)

Sets response status code.

session($key)

Returns session data.

Localization

m($msgid, @args)

Returns localized text for message $msgid. It supports parameterized messages like:

[% m('Hello $1', user.name) %]

$1 means first argument, $2 means second, etc.

mn($msgid, $num, @args)

This works like m($msgid, @args) but supports singular/plural forms. $num is used to select right form.

[% mn('You just deleted $1 unimportant files', number, number) %]

In this example first number selects singular/plural form and second number is argument.

ml($msgid, $lang, @args)

This is like m($msgid, @args) but language is selectable.

mnl($msgid, $num, $lang, @args)

This is like mn($msgid, $num, @args) but language is selectable.

Even if you use only one language it has some sense to use localization: it can help you to translate from "programmers" language to "usual user" language.

AUTHOR

This module was written and is maintained by Anton Petrusevich.

Copyright and License

Copyright (c) 2016 Anton Petrusevich. Some Rights Reserved.

This module is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.