Twig extensions plugin for OctoberCMS adds new filter and functions to your templates. No other plugin dependencies.
Tested with the latest stable OctoberCMS build 420 (with Laravel 5.5). For Laravel 5.4 use special branch laravel54.
Install plugin from CMS backend or by Composer:
composer require vojtasvoboda/oc-twigextensions-plugin:dev-master
Than you can use newly added filters/functions at your templates:
<h1 class="heading">{{ article.heading | uppercase }}</h1>
<p class="created">
Posted at {{ article.date | strftime('%d.%m.%Y %H:%M:%S') }}
</p>
<p class="perex">
{{ article.perex | truncate(80) }}
</p>
config, env, session, trans, var_dump, template_from_string
Function move the functionality of the Laravel config() helper function to Twig.
{{ config('app.locale') }}
The example would output the value currently stored in app.locale.
See more about the Laravel config helper function here.
Function move the functionality of the Laravel env() helper function to Twig.
{{ env('APP_ENV', 'production') }}
The example would output the value currently stored in APP_ENV environment variable. Second parameter is default value, when ENV key does not exists.
Function move the functionality of the Laravel session() helper function to Twig.
{{ session('my.session.key') }}
The example would output the value currently stored in my.session.key.
See more about the Laravel session helper function here.
Function move the functionality of the Laravel trans() helper function to Twig.
{{ trans('acme.blog::lang.app.name') }}
The example would output a value stored in a localization file of an imaginary blog plugin. See more about localization in October CMS here.
Dumps information about a variable. Can be also used as filter.
<pre>{{ var_dump(users) }}</pre>
Function loads a template from a string.
{% set name = 'John' %}
{{ include(template_from_string("Hello {{ name }}")) }}
{{ include(template_from_string("Hurry up it is: {{ "now"|date("m/d/Y") }}")) }}
strftime, uppercase, lowercase, ucfirst, lcfirst, ltrim, rtrim, str_repeat, plural, truncate, wordwrap, strpad, str_replace, strip_tags, leftpad, rightpad, rtl, shuffle, time_diff, localizeddate, localizednumber, localizedcurrency, mailto, var_dump, revision, sortbyfield
Format a local time/date according to locale settings.
Posted at {{ article.date | strftime('%d.%m.%Y %H:%M:%S') }}
The example would output Posted at 04.01.2016 22:57:42. See more format parameters.
Make a string uppercase.
Hello I'm {{ 'Jack' | uppercase }}
The example would output Hello I'm JACK.
Make a string lowercase.
Hello I'm {{ 'JACK' | lowercase }}
The example would output Hello I'm jack.
Make a string's first character uppercase.
Hello I'm {{ 'jack' | ucfirst }}
The example would output Hello I'm Jack.
Make a string's first character lowercase.
Hello I'm {{ 'Jack' | lcfirst }}
The example would output Hello I'm jack.
Strip whitespace (or other characters) from the beginning of a string.
Hello I'm {{ ' jack' | ltrim }}
The example would output Hello I'm jack without whitespaces from the start.
Strip whitespace (or other characters) from the end of a string.
Hello I'm {{ 'jack ' | rtrim }}
The example would output Hello I'm jack without whitespaces from the end.
Repeat a string.
I'm the {{ 'best' | str_repeat(3) }}!
The example would output I'm the best best best!
Get the plural form of an English word.
You have {{ count }} new {{ 'mail' | plural(count) }}
The example would output You have 1 new mail or You have 3 new mails - depending on mails count.
Use the truncate filter to cut off a string after limit is reached.
{{ "Hello World!" | truncate(5) }}
The example would output Hello..., as ... is the default separator.
You can also tell truncate to preserve whole words by setting the second parameter to true. If the last Word is on the the separator, truncate will print out the whole Word.
{{ "Hello World!" | truncate(7, true) }}
Here Hello World! would be printed.
If you want to change the separator, just set the third parameter to your desired separator.
{{ "Hello World!" | truncate(7, false, "??") }}
This example would print Hello W??.
Use the wordwrap filter to split your text in lines with equal length.
{{ "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing" | wordwrap(10) }}
This example would print:
Lorem ipsu
m dolor si
t amet, co
nsectetur
adipiscing
The default separator is "\n", but you can easily change that by providing one:
{{ "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing" | wordwrap(10, "zz\n") }}
This would result in:
Lorem ipsuzz
m dolor sizz
t amet, cozz
nsectetur zz
adipiscing
Pad a string to a certain length with another string from both sides.
{{ 'xxx' | strpad(7, 'o') }}
This would print:
ooxxxoo
Replace all occurrences of the search string with the replacement string.
{{ 'Alice' | str_replace('Alice', 'Bob') }}
This would return:
Bob
Strip HTML and PHP tags from a string. In first parameter you can specify allowable tags.
{{ '<p><b>Text</b></p>' | strip_tags('<p>') }}
This would return:
<p>Text</p>
Pad a string to a certain length with another string from left side.
{{ 'xxx' | leftpad(5, 'o') }}
This would print:
ooxxx
Pad a string to a certain length with another string from right side.
{{ 'xxx' | rightpad(5, 'o') }}
This would print:
xxxoo
Reverse a string.
{{ 'Hello world!' | rtl }}
This would print:
!dlrow olleH
Shuffle an array.
{{ songs | shuffle }}
or in foreach:
{% for fruit in ['apple', 'banana', 'orange'] | shuffle %}
{{ fruit }}
{% endfor %}
Use the time_diff filter to render the difference between a date and now.
{{ post.published_at | time_diff }}
The example above will output a string like 4 seconds ago or in 1 month, depending on the filtered date.
Output is translatable. All translations are stored at /lang folder in this plugin. If you want more locales, just copy them from this repository, replace %count% with :count and send it as pull reqest to this repository.
- date: The date for calculate the difference from now. Can be a string or a DateTime instance.
- now: The date that should be used as now. Can be a string or a DateTime instance. Do not set this argument to use current date.
To get a translatable output, give a Symfony\Component\Translation\TranslatorInterface as constructor argument. The returned string is formatted as diff.ago.XXX or diff.in.XXX where XXX can be any valid unit: second, minute, hour, day, month, year.
Use the localizeddate filter to format dates into a localized string representating the date. Note that php5-intl extension/php7-intl extension has to be installed!
{{ post.published_at | localizeddate('medium', 'none', locale) }}
The localizeddate filter accepts strings (it must be in a format supported by the strtotime function), DateTime instances, or Unix timestamps.
- date_format: The date format. Choose one of these formats:
- 'none': IntlDateFormatter::NONE
- 'short': IntlDateFormatter::SHORT
- 'medium': IntlDateFormatter::MEDIUM
- 'long': IntlDateFormatter::LONG
- 'full': IntlDateFormatter::FULL
- time_format: The time format. Same formats possible as above.
- locale: The locale used for the format. If NULL is given, Twig will use Locale::getDefault()
- timezone: The date timezone
- format: Optional pattern to use when formatting or parsing. Possible patterns are documented in the ICU user guide.
Use the localizednumber filter to format numbers into a localized string representating the number. Note that php5-intl extension has to be installed!
{{ product.quantity | localizednumber }}
Internally, Twig uses the PHP NumberFormatter::create() function for the number.
- style: Optional date format (default: 'decimal'). Choose one of these formats:
- 'decimal': NumberFormatter::DECIMAL
- 'currency': NumberFormatter::CURRENCY
- 'percent': NumberFormatter::PERCENT
- 'scientific': NumberFormatter::SCIENTIFIC
- 'spellout': NumberFormatter::SPELLOUT
- 'ordinal': NumberFormatter::ORDINAL
- 'duration': NumberFormatter::DURATION
- type: Optional formatting type to use (default: 'default'). Choose one of these types:
- 'default': NumberFormatter::TYPE_DEFAULT
- 'int32': NumberFormatter::TYPE_INT32
- 'int64': NumberFormatter::TYPE_INT64
- 'double': NumberFormatter::TYPE_DOUBLE
- 'currency': NumberFormatter::TYPE_CURRENCY
- locale: The locale used for the format. If NULL is given, Twig will use Locale::getDefault()
Use the localizedcurrency filter to format a currency value into a localized string. Note that php5-intl extension has to be installed!
{{ product.price | localizedcurrency('EUR') }}
- currency: The 3-letter ISO 4217 currency code indicating the currency to use.
- locale: The locale used for the format. If NULL is given, Twig will use Locale::getDefault()
Filter for rendering email as normal mailto link, but with encryption against bots!
{{ '[email protected]' | mailto }}
returns
<span id="e846043876">[javascript protected email address]</span><script type="text/javascript">/*<![CDATA[*/eval("var a=\"9IV1G0on6.ryWZYS28iPcNBwq4aeUJF5CskjuLQAh3XdlEz@7KtmpHbTxM-ODg_+Rvf\";var b=a.split(\"\").sort().join(\"\");var c=\"_TtD3O_TXTl3VdfZ@H3KpVdTH\";var d=\"\";for(var e=0;e<c.length;e++)d+=b.charAt(a.indexOf(c.charAt(e)));document.getElementById(\"e846043876\").innerHTML=\"<a href=\\\"mailto:\"+d+\"\\\">\"+d+\"</a>\"")/*]]>*/</script>
which will be rendered to page as normal
<a href="mailto:[email protected]">[email protected]</a>
PHP encrypts your email address and generates the JavaScript that decrypts it. Most bots can't execute JavaScript and that is what makes this work. A visitors of your web page will not notice that you used this script as long as they has JavaScript enabled. The visitors will see "[javascript protected email address]" instead of the email address if they has JavaScript disabled.
{{ '[email protected]' | mailto(true, true, 'Let me know', 'my-class') }}
- first boolean parameter = returns email clickable (with link)
- second boolean parameter = encryption is enabled
- third string parameter = link text (not encrypted!)
- fourth (optional) parameter = CSS class name (will render <a mailto:.. class="my-class">..)
Dumps information about a variable.
<pre>{{ users | var_dump }}</pre>
Force the browser to reload cached modified/updated asset files. You can provide a format parameter so that the prepended timestamp get converted accordingly to the PHP date() function.
<img src="{{ 'assets/images/image_file.jpg' | theme | revision("m.d.y.H.i.s") }}" alt="an image" />
Will return something like
<img src="https://www.example.com/themes/my-theme/assets/image_file.png?12.03.16.04.52.38" alt="An image" />
See: vojtasvoboda#25
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32414/how-can-i-force-clients-to-refresh-javascript-files
http://php.net/manual/en/function.date.php
Sort array/collection by given field (key).
{% set data = [{'name': 'David', 'age': 31}, {'name': 'John', 'age': 28}] %}
{% for item in data | sortbyfield('age') %}
{{ item.name }}
{% endfor %}
Output will be: John David
- Fix time_diff unit test, which pass at local machine, but fails at TravisCI.
- Convert PHP functions and custom code to the Twig_Extension classes.
- Create Twig_Extension loader and load all extensions and filters as Twig_Extension automatically from config.
- New filters ga and gtm for adding GA or GTM code (Heap Analytics) - {{ 'UA-1234567' | ga }}.
- Add cache extension.
Feel free to send pullrequest! Please, send Pull Request to master branch.
Twig extensions plugin is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license same as OctoberCMS platform.