Well, I have a logical doubt. I started learning PHP OO recently, so this question is more for educational purposes than anything else.
My goal is to create a class "form" that will build HTML forms. This class will have attributes like "id", "name", "method" and "action" and methods like openForm() - to start the form with such attributes, closeForm() - to close the form , and the patterns like set and get for attributes.
My initial idea was to create methods for each input of this form in this same class, such as newInputText() , which would create an input of type text, newButtonSubmit() , which would create a submit button and so on (note that each of these methods would have its own HTML parameters like "id", "name", "class", and so on).
My question is: the creation of inputs and buttons , for example, should be done using class Or should I create a new separate class for each of them, with their own attributes and methods? What would be the most "optimized" way for such an application?
Hypothetical code example:
$form1 = new Form("teste", "teste", "#");
$form1->openForm();
$form1->newInput("input1", "input1", "Oi");
$form1->newButtonSubmit("btnSend", "btnSend", "Enviar");
$form1->closeForm();