Dwoo Downloads
Latest version : 1.1.1
- dwoo-1.1.1.tar.gz Dwoo Library
- dwoo-1.1.1-docs.tar.gz API Docs
Request for support !
The 1.1 is quite stable so it will survive without too much love but I just can't proceed with my 2.0 plans on my own so that will depend on you, if you want to make the jump and contribute to an open source project, drop me a mail.
Release notes:
The long overdue 1.1.1 bugfix release is now out the door, it contains quite a bunch of bugfixes and it is highly recommended to upgrade.
PEAR install:
Dwoo is now available on pearhub, you can install it by executing:
pear channel-discover pearhub.org pear install pearhub/Dwoo
You can then use dwoo by calling in your php script:
<?php include 'Dwoo/dwooAutoload.php';
If you are going to use Dwoo as a replacement for Smarty, you might want to check the compatibility list to be sure everything you use is supported.
Please note that the SmartyAdapter is meant as a way to move your codebase slowly towards Dwoo, and is not a permanent solution. It does slow down things and it's not recommended to use it in production since it is far less tested than the rest.
If you want to try the latest version you can download the nightly snapshot or get it from the Subversion repository at : http://svn.dwoo.org/trunk - be warned however that it might not always be stable and usable, this is the development version.
Previous notes:
- 1.1.0 -
The 1.1.0 release is finally there, although most of it was in svn trunk for a long time, there were still a few issues that were keeping me from releasing it publicly. It contains a few new features one of which is the sub-templates (coupled with their loader), also two new adapters for CakePHP and CodeIgniter have been added in the distribution, just look in Dwoo/Adapters/*/README for details on how to use them.
- 1.0.1 -
It's christmas so I thought it's about time I release something right ? Incidentally it is also my birthday, and Dwoo's soon too, but not just yet. So.. this release just fixes a few bugs. I'll try to work on new features a tad since I'm finally in holidays.
- 1.0.0 -
At last, Dwoo's first stable release is out, obviously that doesn't mean all bugs are fixed and all features done, but the core architecture will remain more or less the same. For those using Dwoo from SVN I recommend you use the 1.0 branch (svn://dwoo.org/dwoo/branches/1.0) for production since this will receive bug fixes only. New features and BC breaks will still go into trunk to ultimately be released as v1.1.
- 1.0.0beta -
Mostly a bug fix / clean up release that will hopefully be the latest before 1.0.0 is reached. Important features won't be added until I start on the 1.1 branch but if you find any bug now is the time ! Full changelog. There is also a new Dwoo adapter for the Agavi framework (also reaching 1.0 soon) that I strongly recommend you try.
- 0.9.3 -
This release fixed the last major bugs (hopefully) and was mostly about refactoring than really adding big features, although there are some small additions. The user contributed Zend Framework View for Dwoo as also been completed and included in the distribution, you can find it in Dwoo/Adapters/ZendFramework and read more about it there.
- 0.9.2 -
I had to make a few BC breaks in the 0.9.2 release to fix some architectural issues, however they should hopefully not affect most users and are quite easy to fix on your end. Please read the changelog carefuly and/or the UPGRADE_NOTES file that is bundled with the library. Especially if you encounter problems.
On the feature side, this release (finally) introduces support for {dynamic}, which is great and allows you to have non-cached parts in cached templates, for more fine grained control of caching. In addition the {tif} plugin serves as a ternary if operator, which can be useful to make short conditionals.
- 0.9.1 -
The 0.9.1 release fixed a few bugs and shouldn't break anything (coming from 0.9.0) so upgrade as soon as possible. With the 0.9.1 version comes full documentation for plugins, it is a wiki so do not hesitate to fix anything unclear or missing, add examples, etc. More documentation for core classes should come next month, and missing features/1.0 around July hopefully. Read the full changelog for more details.