Str::template()
Replaces placeholders in string with values from the data array
Deprecated in 3.6.0
The parameters $fallback, $start and $end have been deprecated and throw a deprecation warning. Use instead an $options array with fallback, start and/or end keys as third parameter. Str::template(string $string = null, array $data = [ ], string|array|null $fallback = null, string $start = '{{', string $end = '}}'): string
Parameters
| Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| $string | string |
null |
The string with placeholders |
| $data | array |
[ ] |
Associative array with placeholders as keys and replacements as values. Supports query syntax. |
| $fallback | string|array|null |
null |
An options array that contains: - fallback: if a token does not have any matches - callback: to be able to handle each matching result - start: start placeholder - end: end placeholder A simple fallback string is supported for compatibility (but deprecated). |
| $start | string |
'{{' |
Placeholder start characters (deprecated) |
| $end | string |
'}}' |
Placeholder end characters (deprecated) |
Return type
string