Tiny Engine
===========

How does it work?
-----------------

Tiny engine is a very simple master/view/partial templating engine.
It also throws in a little bit of APC caching for high-speed and supports
language resource files for multi-lingual apps.

Configuring the engine
----------------------

It's over to you really, stick it into a new Apache site and see how it runs.

* Page templates and partials are defined here:

```
	/config.php
```

* Templates, views and partials are stored as follows:

```
	/templates/template-page.php
    /views/view-contact.php
    /views/view-home.php
    /views/partials/partial-address.php
```

* Resources for different locales are stored as follows:

```
	/resources/en-GB.php
	/resources/en-US.php
```

* Finally, to map a route's URL to a view simply add it the route config. Templates
and view data for each route is bound here too.

```
	.htaccess
```
Tiny Engine
===========

How does it work?
-----------------

Tiny engine is a very simple master/view/partial templating engine.
It also throws in a little bit of APC caching for high-speed and supports
language resource files for multi-lingual apps.

Configuring the engine
----------------------

It's over to you really, stick it into a new Apache site and see how it runs.

* Page templates and partials are defined here:

```
	/config.php
```

* Templates, views and partials are stored as follows:

```
	/templates/template-page.php
    /views/view-contact.php
    /views/view-home.php
    /views/partials/partial-address.php
```

* Resources for different locales are stored as follows:

```
	/resources/en-GB.php
	/resources/en-US.php
```

* Finally, to map a route's URL to a view simply add it the route config
(View data and templates for each route are bound here too):

```
	/config.routes.php
```
Add new route config to readme
Add new route config to readme
