[FEATURE] sourcing md files

[Porrenely]

My site has a lot of text blocks that are used over and over again on several pages. Is there a way to include markdown from a file? That file would be a page itself unless its name starts with a dot. Avoiding loops could be left to the user.

[james2doyle]

I actually wrote a pico plugin that would grab a markdown file based on its name.

I can do one for Phile as well

On Saturday, March 15, 2014, Porrenely notifications@github.com wrote:

My site has a lot of text blocks that are used over and over again on several pages. Is there a way to include markdown from a file? That file would be a page itself unless its name starts with a dot. Avoiding loops could be left to the user.

Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/PhileCMS/Phile/issues/61 .

James Doyle

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[Porrenely]

Sounds great! I checked but couldn't find such a plugin. Looking forward to it.

[james2doyle]

Ok here we go.

https://github.com/PhileCMS/phileRender

I think this is an awesome new plugin. Check it out.

If it solves your problem, please close this issue.

[kursusHC]

This is an excellent addition, this kind of simple but highly powerful features are totally reflecting Phile's philosophy (and potential). Thanks a lot for this.

I think there's a typo in the docs concerning the "sub/special" example which turns into "sub/special-nested".

[james2doyle]

Yeah I am proud of this one for sure.

It's small, clever, and solves a big problem without being complicated.

Af first I was thinking, "this is just smart usage of TWIG". But without the great \Phile\Repository\Page class, this would be a huge hassle to create. Also this plugin works with any parser, since it serves the rendered HTML.

I fixed the typo in the readme

[NeoBlack]

great job @james2doyle

[james2doyle]

@Porrenely bump