Bundle that provides a Twig filter to support WordPress-like shortcodes.
Important: It's an early prototype!
Currently supported are tags of this form:
[demo](simple tags)[demo var=xxx var2=yyy](tags with unquoted attributes)
Not yet supported are:
[demo]...[/demo](tags with embedded content)[demo var="xxx"](tags with quoted attributes)
###Installation
Add MWShortcodeBundle in your composer.json:
{
"require": {
"mw/shortcode-bundle": "dev-master"
}
}
Register the bundle in AppKernel
<?php
// app/AppKernel.php
public function registerBundles()
{
$bundles = array(
// ...
new MW\Bundle\ShortcodeBundle\MWShortcodeBundle(),
);
}
##How to use:
###1. Create a new shortcode handler
<?php
#MyProject\Bundle\TestBundle\Shortcode\DemoShortcode.php
namespace MyProject\Bundle\TestBundle\Shortcode;
use MW\Bundle\ShortcodeBundle\Shortcode\BaseShortcode;
class DemoShortcode extends BaseShortcode
{
public function parse($options)
{
// TODO: Render your content
return 'Shortcode content';
}
}###2. Define the shortcode as a service (the alias will be the name of your shortcode):
<service id="myproject.shortcode.demo" class="MyProject\Bundle\TestBundle\Shortcode\DemoShortcode">
<tag name="mw.shortcode" alias="demo" />
</service>YML example
parameters:
myproject.shortcode.demo: MyProject\Bundle\TestBundle\Shortcode\DemoShortcode
services:
myproject.shortcode.demo:
class: %myproject.shortcode.demo%
tags:
- { name: mw.shortcode, alias: demo }
###3. Use it in your Twig templates
<div>{{ page.content|shortcodes }}</div>