You can use plain php files as your views without any compilation or caching layer. This engine is enabled by default and is available in the Web application skeleton.
To create a plain PHP view, simply put a file with .php extension into the views directory. The template can be
rendered by it's filename:
echo "hello world";
public function index(ViewsInterface $views): string
{
return $views->render('test'); // no need to specify the extension
}
All the passed parameters will be available as PHP variables:
public function index(ViewsInterface $views): string
{
return $views->render('test', ['name' => 'Antony']);
}
Where test.php:
Hello , <?= $name ?>!
You can access the container in your view files via $this->container:
Hello world, <?= $name ?>!
<?php dump($this->container->get(MyService::class)); ?>