View.php

<?php

namespace Config;

use CodeIgniter\Config\View as BaseView;
use CodeIgniter\View\ViewDecoratorInterface;

class View extends BaseView
{
    /**
     * When false, the view method will clear the data between each
     * call. This keeps your data safe and ensures there is no accidental
     * leaking between calls, so you would need to explicitly pass the data
     * to each view. You might prefer to have the data stick around between
     * calls so that it is available to all views. If that is the case,
     * set $saveData to true.
     *
     * @var bool
     */
    public $saveData = true;

    /**
     * Parser Filters map a filter name with any PHP callable. When the
     * Parser prepares a variable for display, it will chain it
     * through the filters in the order defined, inserting any parameters.
     * To prevent potential abuse, all filters MUST be defined here
     * in order for them to be available for use within the Parser.
     *
     * Examples:
     *  { title|esc(js) }
     *  { created_on|date(Y-m-d)|esc(attr) }
     *
     * @var array<string, (callable(mixed): mixed)&string>
     */
    public $filters = [];

    /**
     * Parser Plugins provide a way to extend the functionality provided
     * by the core Parser by creating aliases that will be replaced with
     * any callable. Can be single or tag pair.
     *
     * @var array<string, (callable(mixed): mixed)|((callable(mixed): mixed)&string)|list<(callable(mixed): mixed)&string>>
     */
    public $plugins = [];

    /**
     * View Decorators are class methods that will be run in sequence to
     * have a chance to alter the generated output just prior to caching
     * the results.
     *
     * All classes must implement CodeIgniter\View\ViewDecoratorInterface
     *
     * @var list<class-string<ViewDecoratorInterface>>
     */
    public array $decorators = [];

    /**
     * Subdirectory within app/Views for namespaced view overrides.
     *
     * Namespaced views will be searched in:
     *
     *   app/Views/{$appOverridesFolder}/{Namespace}/{view_path}.{php|html...}
     *
     * This allows application-level overrides for package or module views
     * without modifying vendor source files.
     *
     * Examples:
     *   'overrides' -> app/Views/overrides/Example/Blog/post/card.php
     *   'vendor'    -> app/Views/vendor/Example/Blog/post/card.php
     *   ''          -> app/Views/Example/Blog/post/card.php (direct mapping)
     */
    public string $appOverridesFolder = 'overrides';
}