eggbe/utilities

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Universal utilities library

dev-master 2018-10-27 20:48 UTC

Requires

• php: >=7.0.0

MIT

• hacpaka

• utilities
• aliases

README

This is the powerful library provides the set of utilities for different needs.

Requirements

• PHP >= 7.0.0
• Able/Helpers

Install

Here's the simpler way to start using Eggbe/Utilities via composer:

composer require eggbe/hash-store

Components

• Aliaser

Usage

Aliaser

The Aliaser component provides the simple way for the class overloading by using a given list of aliases. The list of aliases have to be assigned via constructor during the object creation:

$Aliaser = new \Eggbe\Utilities\Aliaser([
	'Api\Reference\Units' => 'App\Models\Units',
	'Api\Reference\*' => 'App\Models\Reference',
	'Api\Model\*' => 'App\Models\&',
	'Api\Document\[Markets,Invoices,Prices]' => 'App\Document\&',
]);

Each rules contains of two parts. The left part of rule represents the condition and the right part represents the replacement. Both parts could include some special characters.

The first rule means what we want to overload class Api\Reference\Units to App\Models\Units. This is just the strict replacement so no any surprises here.

The second rule means what we want to overload all classes started with the parent namespace Api\Reference\ to a single class App\Models\Reference.

The third rule is similar to the previous and means what we want to overload all classes started with the parent namespace Api\Model\ to a similar class started with App\Models\. The amppersand character is necessary to indicate the inserting position. For example the class Api\Model\Test will be overloaded to App\Models\Test.

And the last rule means what we want to overload only three defined classes started with the parent namespace Api\Document\ to a similar classes started with App\Document\. In this case the replacement statement uses the ampersand character in the same way as the previous rule.

After configuring we can use Aliaser anywhere in the code:

$Aliaser->alike('Api\Reference\Markets')

All returned values are cached so no any reason to store results in variables. Also please pay attention to the conditions order because Aliaser always returns the result of first successful comparison only.

Authors

Made with love at Eggbe.

Feedback

We always welcome your feedback at [e-mail].

License

This package is released under the MIT license.