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A PHP Command Line tool for compiling Twig template files.

Installation

To a package (local)

composer require-dev itsahappymedium/ttc
./vendor/bin/ttc help

To your system (global)

composer global require itsahappymedium/ttc
ttc help

Usage

Example

# Compiles all .twig files in the `templates` directory recursively
# Using variables from the `staging-server` object in `config.yml`
# Placing all generated files in the `public` directory
ttc -r -s templates -d public -f config.yml -b staging-server

At the very least, one of input or source options are required.

Options

• --arguments-file / -f - A file to load twig arguments/variables from.

• --arguments-file-type / -t - The type of file arguments-file is. (Possible values: env,json,yml) (If omitted, the file type will be automatically determined based on the file extension.)

• --arguments-file-base / -b - A dot-notation path inside of arguments-file where the arguments/variables should be loaded from.

• --destination / -d - The directory to place the generated files in. (If omitted, the files will be placed in the same directory as the twig files)

• --input / -i - An individual twig file to compile.

• --output / -o - The path where the individual compiled file should go. (Used in combination with input) (If omitted, the compiled file will be placed in the same directory as the twig file)

• --source / -s - The directory where the twig files are.

Flags

• --recursive / -r - Sets whether or not the source directory should be searched recursively. (Only used when the source option is used)

Related

• FEC - A PHP Command Line tool that makes it easy to compile, concat, and minify front-end Javascript and CSS/SCSS dependencies.

• GPM - A PHP Command Line tool that makes it easy to download dependencies from GitHub.

License

MIT. See the license.md file for more info.