README

Introduction

Fast Replace for Laravel is a powerful and versatile package designed to streamline text manipulation tasks within the Laravel framework. Tailored for developers seeking efficiency and simplicity, this package provides a range of tools to effortlessly transform and manipulate text data in their Laravel applications.

Performance

The performance comparison was made with PHP 8.2.1 and MariaDB 10.6.12 text size 62069 characters and and there were duplicate keys in the text measurements were taken 3 times and 200 iterations. The results will be Fast Replace / Fast Replace cache / Str::replace / Str::replace cache

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Fast Replace: 15.844359 sec / 15.579132 sec / 16.032425 sec

Fast Replace and cache: 0.294150 sec / 0.259240 sec / 0.236989 sec

Str::replace: 17.547049 sec / 17.112469 sec / 16.710757 sec

Str::replace cache: 3.934095 sec / 4.042395 sec / 4.094361 sec

We provide ready-made data

Fast Replace: 0.004951 sec / 0.005213 sec / 0.005084 sec

Str::replace: 0.008216 sec / 0.004294 sec / 0.006443 sec

Text size 498183 characters

Fast Replace: 0.038984 sec / 0.047993 sec / 0.038661 sec

Str::replace: 0.049044 sec / 0.050786 sec / 0.057625 sec

Fast Replace Memory usage: 1009496 bytes Peak memory usage: 1513256 bytes

Str::replace Memory usage: 1004624 bytes Peak memory usage: 1888072 bytes

Text size 1565024 characters

Fast Replace: 0.237349 sec / 0.255545 sec / 0.253437 sec

Str::replace: 0.698960 sec / 0.260386 sec / 0.160027 sec

Fast Replace Memory usage: 3151704 bytes Peak memory usage: 5387896 bytes

Str::replace Memory usage: 3155024 bytes Peak memory usage: 6201160 bytes

Still interested? then let's continue...

Official Documentation

Step 1:

        composer require bytenetizen/fast-replace

Step 2:

        php artisan migrate

        php artisan replace:seed

Config

    life_cache default 10080 minute

    use_cache default true

    is_debug default false

add .env *optional

    REPLACE_CACHE_LIFE=1
    REPLACE_USE_CACHE=false
    REPLACE_IS_DEBUG=false

use Fast Replace

    use Bytenetizen\FastReplace\Facades\Replace;

notation: Use options can be combined!

To use the cache and still receive up-to-date information, use uni

    $arr = [
        'uni'=>'',// user_id/ order_id ...
        'arrPlaceholder'=>['TEST'=>'Yap! Good test!','MY_NAME'=>'Promitey'],
    ];

option: 1 pass parameters immediately

    $arr = [
        'arrPlaceholder'=>['TEST'=>'Yap! Good test!','MY_NAME'=>'Promitey'],
    ];

    $startText = '{{TEST}} Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, my name {{MY_NAME}}, consectetur adipiscing elit';

    $finishText = Replace::transform($startText,$arr);

    echo $finishText;

    "Yap! Good test! Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, my name Promitey, consectetur adipiscing elit";

option: 2 use classes

    $startText = '{{TEST}}, {{NOW_TIME}} Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, my name {{MY_NAME}}, consectetur adipiscing elit';

    $finishText = Replace::transform($startText);

    echo $finishText;

    "Hello world! PieceTest!, Wednesday 15th of November 2023 05:51:27 PM Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, my name , consectetur adipiscing elit"

create new class

    php artisan make:placeholder PieceMyNew

app/Services/PieceMutators/PieceMyNew.php

insert DB new placeholder

    INSERT INTO `placeholders`(`piece`, `doer`, `admin_id`, `comments`) VALUES ('MY_NEW','App\Services\PieceMutators\PieceMyNew','1','my first Piece')

    $startText = '{{MY_NEW}}!!! {{TEST}}, {{NOW_TIME}} Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, my name {{MY_NAME}}, consectetur adipiscing elit';

    $finishText = Replace::transform($startText);

    echo $finishText;

    "PieceMyNew!! Hello world! PieceTest!, Wednesday 15th of November 2023 06:52:34 PM Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, my name , consectetur adipiscing elit"

class

    use Bytenetizen\FastReplace\PieceMutators\Piece;

    class PieceMyNew extends Piece
    {
        public function getValue(): string
        {

            $this->placeholder; //The object itself is accessible Bytenetizen\ValueSwapper\Models\Placeholder
            $this->settings; //an array ($arr) is available with settings passed to $finishText = SwapperText::transform($startText,$arr);

            //for example, you can pass the user id and then do manipulations with the user object

                $userId = $this->settings['user_id']??null;
                $user = User::find($userId);

            return $user->name??'';
        }
    }

use classes

    $startText = '{{MY_NEW}}!!! {{TEST}}, {{NOW_TIME}} Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, my name {{MY_NAME}}, consectetur adipiscing elit';

    $finishText = Replace::transform($startText);

    echo $finishText;

debug:

    $arr = [
        'arrPlaceholder'=>['TEST'=>'Yap! Good test!','MY_NOT_NAME'=>'Promitey'],
    ];

    $startText = '{{TEST_NOT_DATA}} Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, my name {{MY_NAME}}, consectetur adipiscing elit';

    $finishText = Replace::transform($startText,$arr);

    echo $finishText;

    "!_EMPTY_{{TEST_NOT_DATA}}_! Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, my name !_EMPTY_{{MY_NAME}}_!, consectetur adipiscing elit"

clean Placeholder

if placeholders are not needed, you can remove them

    $startText = '{{TEST_NOT_DATA}} Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, my name {{MY_NAME}}, consectetur adipiscing elit';

    $arrDel = ['TEST_NOT_DATA','MY_NAME'];

    $cleanText = Replace::cleanPlaceholder($startText,$arrDel);

    echo $cleanText;

    "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, my name , consectetur adipiscing elit'

Contributing

Thank you for considering contributing to Fast Replace!

License

Laravel Tinker is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.

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