evilfreelancer/yaml-php

Small PHP library for importing and exporting with validation of YAML configuration files.

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0.4.1 2018-03-07 12:34 UTC

Requires

  • php: >=7.0
  • ext-yaml: *

Requires (Dev)

MIT 868f4f1bbe20a09158de428847aac61c65fbf71f

  • Paul Rock <paul.woop@drteam.rocks>

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Last update: 2024-11-29 05:44:15 UTC

README

Small PHP library for importing and exporting with validation of YAML configuration files.

composer require evilfreelancer/yaml-php

For correct work you need install YAML extension of PHP interpreter.

Available methods

  • read - Read YAML from file or URL (autodetect)
  • add - Add without replace array of parameters
  • set - Add with replace array of parameters
  • validate - Check array of parameters in memory by validation template
  • get - Return array of prepared parameters
  • save - Export parameters in YAML format to file on filesystem
  • show - Return YAML in plain text format

How to use

More examples here.

Basic example of usage

<?php
require_once __DIR__ . '/../vendor/autoload.php';
use \EvilFreelancer\Yaml\Yaml;

// Object for work with YAML
$yaml = new Yaml();

// Simple array from which need build YAML
$array = [
    'string' => 'zzz',
    'integer' => 42,
    'bool' => true,
];

// Generate YAML and print to stdOut
$yaml_text = $yaml->set($array)->show();
echo $yaml_text;

Output is:

---
string: zzz
integer: 42
bool: true
...

Read YAML from file

$yaml_array = $yaml->read('example.yaml')->get();
print_r($yaml_array);

Output is:

Array
(
    [string] => zzz
    [integer] => 42
    [bool] => 1
)

How to append array

$array = [
    'string' => 'zzz',
    'integer' => 42,
    'bool' => true,
];

$append = [
    'array_simple' => [
        'item1',
        'item2',
        'item3'
    ],
    'array_md' => [
        'string1' => 'text',
        'integer' => 42,
        'bool' => true
    ]
];

// Set array, then append additional array and show to stdOut
echo $yaml
    ->set($array)
    ->add($append)
    ->show();

Output is:

---
string: zzz
integer: 42
bool: true
array_simple:
- item1
- item2
- item3
array_md:
  string1: text
  integer: 42
  bool: true
...

How to use validation

// Schema by which we need make validation
$schema = [
    'string' => Types::STRING,
    'integer' => Types::INT,
    'bool' => Types::BOOL,
    'array_simple' => Types::ARRAY,
    'array_md' => [
        'string1' => Types::STRING,
        'integer' => Types::INT,
        'bool' => Types::BOOL
    ]
];

// Array from which we need make YAML
$array = [
    'string' => 'zzz',
    'integer' => 42,
    'bool' => true,
    'array_simple' => [
        'item1',
        'item2',
        'item3'
    ],
    'array_md' => [
        'string1' => 'text',
        'integer' => 42,
        'bool' => true
    ]
];

// Set array and execute validation procedure
echo $yaml
    ->set($array)
    ->validate($schema)
    ->show();

In result you should saw YAML, if something wrong will be error with detailed "Stack Trace".

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