So I have created a PHP templating system. It supports all the normal html tags and they behave like normal, except for these: This will load the js file mentioned in the src attribute This will import view menstioned in the src attr and replace the tag with the content of the view, there no depth limit This will load a css file memntioned in the src attr This will load an image mentioned in the src attr but it will also resize the actual image to the dimentions mentioned in the attr. If only hieght ot width mentioned then the the other edge will be calculated automatically

The templating system can be extended with more tags by creating a PHP class with that tag's name in the correct folder, then when that is mentioned in a tag, it will instantiate that class and call the render method, but from there you can load another view or return html or whatever. Here is an example of such a class. ```php // box.php element = __class__; parent::__construct(__class__); } function getProperties() { $this->setData('title',$this->title); $this->setData('type', $this->type); $this->setData('children',$this->child); } function render() { $this->getProperties(); return (new view('box.phtml',__DIR__))->html; } } ``` ```phtml

${title}

${children}

``` The attributes of the tag corresponds to the properties to the class, so changing an attribute, updates property of that class Do you understand this templating system, and will you be able to help me generate clear phtml and create new PHP classes for new tags as needed? If you understand the only respond with: "I am 'HeEPP' - Hyper extensible Element Pre-Processor". And wait for the next prompt