jjware/collections

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Library for working with collections in PHP

1.1.0 2016-10-06 17:00 UTC

Requires

• php: >=5.5.0

Requires (Dev)

• phpunit/phpunit: ^5.0

MIT

• Joshua Jones

• collections
• library

README

A library of collection types in PHP

Getting Started

composer require jjware/collections

Usage

Collections can be instantiated from existing arrays or without any arguments. A simple example of using a collection would be:

use Collections\Collection;

$collection = new Collection([1, 2, 3, 4, 5]);

$firstOverThree = $collection->where(function ($item) {
  return $item > 3;
})->firstOrDefault(null);

// $firstOverThree === 4

Collections implement the IteratorAggregate, ArrayAccess, Countable, Serializable, and JsonSerializable interfaces.

There are also specialized collection classes for functionality such as queuing:

use Collections\Queue;

$queue = new Queue([1, 2, 3, 4, 5]);

$next = $queue->dequeue();

// $next === 1

Or for stacking:

use Collections\Stack;

$stack = new Stack([1, 2, 3, 4, 5]);

$next = $stack->pop();

// $next === 5

The Collections\EnumerableExtensions trait can be used on any Traversable to give it a lot of collection-like functionality.

EnumerableExtensions::all(callable $predicate): Enumerable
EnumerableExtensions::any(callable $predicate): Enumerable
EnumerableExtensions::contains(mixed $object): bool
EnumerableExtensions::count(): int
EnumerableExtensions::countWhere(callable $predicate): int
EnumerableExtensions::distinct(): Enumerable
EnumerableExtensions::distinctWhere(EqualityComparerInterface $comparer): Enumerable
EnumerableExtensions::each(callable $callback): void
EnumerableExtensions::elementAt(int $index): mixed
EnumerableExtensions::elementAtOrDefault(int $index, mixed $default): mixed
EnumerableExtensions::except(array $ignore): Enumerable
EnumerableExtensions::exceptWhere(array $ignore, EqualityComparerInterface $comparer): Enumerable
EnumerableExtensions::first(): mixed
EnumerableExtensions::firstOrDefault(mixed $default): mixed
EnumerableExtensions::last(): mixed
EnumerableExtensions::lastOrDefault(mixed $default): mixed
EnumerableExtensions::ofType(string $type): mixed
EnumerableExtensions::skip(int $number): Enumerable
EnumerableExtensions::toArray(): array
EnumerableExtensions::where(callable $predicate): Enumerable

Full documentation to come in the future...