Simple Form Maker: Generate for HTML form inputs

<?php include 'FormMaker.php'; ?>
<?php 

/**
 * @file
 * Form maker
 * 
 * @copyright   Copyright (C) 2015 OSb Web Solutions
 * @author      Ovidiu S Bokar <contact@osbwebsolutions.com>
 * @date		24/02/2015
 *
 */

/*
The below code will create:
	<form method="POST" name="Lipsum" class"form-class" id="form-id">
*/
$formOptions = array(
	'method' => 'POST',
	'name'	 => 'Lipsum',
	'class'	 => 'form-class',
	'id'	 => 'form-id',
	);

FormMaker::getInstance()->form_open($formOptions);

/*
The below code will create:
	<label class="my-label-class">My Label Name</label>
*/

$labelName = "My Label Name";
$optionLabel = array(
	"class"	=> "my-label-class"
	);
FormMaker::getInstance()->form_open($labelName,$optionLabel);


/*
The below code will create:
	<input name="input-name" class="my-input-class">
*/
$optionInput = array(
	"name"	=> "input-name",
	"class"	=> "my-input-class",
	);
FormMaker::getInstance()->form_input($opstionInput);

/*
The below code will create:
	<textarea rows="5" cols="60" class="my-textarea-class"></textarea>
*/
$optionTextarea = array(
	"rows" 	=> 5,
	"cols" 	=>60,
	"class"	=> "my-textarea-class",
	);
FormMaker::getInstance()->form_textarea($optionTextarea);

/*
The below code will create:
	<button class="my-button-class">Click here!</button>
*/
$buttonName = "Click here!";
$optionButton = array(
	"class"	=> "my-button-class",
	);
FormMaker::getInstance()->form_button($buttonName,$optionTextarea);


/*
The below code will create:
	</form>
*/
FormMaker::getInstance()->form_close();