ZfcTwitterBootstrap

Version 0.2.0 Created by Mike Willbanks

Naming

This module is currently named ZfcTwitterBootstrap since the goal is to ultimately get this into the ZF-Commons area. Once this gets more to a feature complete state, it will be submitted to a vote for ZF-Commons. If the module does not make it, it will be renamed.

Introduction

ZfcTwitterBootstrap is a module that attempts to handle Twitter Bootstrap integration for Zend Framework 2. Out of the box this presently includes view helpers to render forms, alerts, badges and labels. Overall this module will continue to grow out the view helpers to assist in generating many of the items that Twitter Bootstrap contains.

Requirements

• Zend Framework 2 (2.*)

Installation

Your composer.json should include the following.

{
"repositories": [
        {
            "type": "package",
            "package": {
                "version": "master",
                "name": "ZfcTwitterBootstrap",
                "source": {
                    "type": "git",
                    "url": "https://github.com/mwillbanks/ZfcTwitterBootstrap",
                    "reference": "master"
                } 
            }

        }
    ],
	"require": {
	        "ZfcTwitterBootstrap": "master"
	    }
}

Features

• Form Integration
  • FormRenderer
  • FormElement
  • FormDescription
• View Helpers
  • Alerts
  • Badges
  • Labels

Roadmap

• Zend\Form - Completed basic integration
• Alert Messages - Completed basic view helper
• Badges - Completed basic view helper
• Labels - Completed basic view helper
• Zend\Navigation - See current pull request.

Form Usage

<?php
// render a whole form
echo $this->ztbForm($this->form);
?>


<?php
// render element by element
$form = $this->form;
$form->prepare();
echo $this->form()->openTag($form);
echo $this->ztbFormElement($this->form->get('element'));
echo $this->form()->closeTag();
?>>

Alert Usage

<?php
echo $this->ztbAlert('This is an alert');
// additional parameters: block level and class
echo $this->ztbAlert('This is an alert', true, 'warning');

// explicit usage
// explicit types: info, error, success, warning
echo $this->ztbAlert()->warning('This is an alert');
// explicit additional parameters: block level
echo $this->ztbAlert()->warning('This is an alert');

Badge Usage

<?php
echo $this->ztbBadge('This is a badge');
// additional parameters: class
echo $this->ztbBadge('This is a badge', 'info');

// explicit usage
// explicit types: info, important, inverse, success, warning
echo $this->ztbBadge()->info('This is a badge');

Label Usage

<?php
echo $this->ztbLabel('This is a label');
// additional parameters: class
echo $this->ztbLabel('This is a label', 'info');

// explicit usage
// explicit types: info, important, inverse, success, warning
echo $this->ztbLabel()->info('This is a label');