README

Installation

composer require alecrabbit/php-accessories

Usage

for details see examples

Features

Caller::class

Gets a caller Class::method() or function() or Undefined

$caller = Caller::get() // object(AlecRabbit\Accessories\Caller\CallerData)

Note: CallerData::class can be casted to string

if($wrongArguments) {
 throw new \RuntimeException(Caller::get() . ' provided wrong arguments'); 
}

You can set your custom formatter for string casting:

$formatter = new CustomFormatter($options);
Caller::setFormatter($formatter);

Note: CustomFormatter::class should implement CallerDataFormatterInterface

Circular::class

Helper class to get values in a circle

$c = new Circular([1, 2, 3]);
$value = $c(); // int(1) invoke 
$value = $c->value(); // int(2) get value by method
... 
$c(); // int(3)
...
$c(); // int(1)

Note: Circular::__construct can accept array, Rewindable or callable which returns \Generator

Rewindable::class

Rewindable generator helper class

$r = new Rewindable($genFunc); // $genFunc is a callable and returns \Generator
iterator_to_array($r);
$r->rewind();

G::class

Contains generator functions

$r = G::range(1, 3);  // object(Generator)

R::class

Contains rewindable generator functions

$r = R::range(1, 3); // object(AlecRabbit\Accessories\Rewindable)
iterator_to_array($r);
$r->rewind();

Pretty::class

String formatter, e.g. percent, bytes and time(seconds, microseconds, nanoseconds)

Pretty::bytes(10584760, 'mb'); // string(7) "10.09MB"
Pretty::time(0.214); // string(5) "214ms"
Pretty::percent(0.214);  // string(6) "21.40%"

Pretty::seconds(0.214); // string(5) "214ms"

Pretty::milliseconds(214); // string(5) "214ms"

Pretty::useconds(3212); // string(5) "3.2ms"
Pretty::useconds(12); // string(5) "12μs"
// alias for useconds
Pretty::microseconds(12); // string(5) "12μs"

Pretty::nanoseconds(10485); // string(7) "10.5μs"
Pretty::nanoseconds(105); // string(7) "105ns"

Note: time formatting methods of Pretty::class named by units they are accepting

MemoryUsage::class

Helper class to get memory usage

$report = MemoryUsage::reportStatic('mb');
echo $report . PHP_EOL;
// Memory: 0.75MB(32.73MB) Real: 2.00MB(34.00MB)