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That pug is awesome. And not only the php files even the css and js files but can i use it with apache?

@lichtjaeger Since he already wrote the sites, I am against adding in such a basic software this late. It's more trouble than it's worth it imho.

Yes, you can serve .pug files with apache, but in this case, you need Node in addition to or instead of your php.

For this reason, I referred to the Pug CLI. With this tool, you can convert the .pug files to .html files.

For example the following project directory:

project-name
| - dist
| - src
| | - index.pug
| | - _assets
| | | - navigation.pug

With the command pug src -o dist you generate:

project-name
| - dist
| | - index.html
| - src
| | - index.pug
| | - _assets
| | | - navigation.pug

But it is like @maruru said. Pug is another language and it is hard to implement it in this state of the project. I used Pug as an example because I'm familiar with it.

There are other template languages with a more html like syntax. A quick google search and I found Twig for php and ejs (with CLI).