mefworks / string-interpolation
Interpolate strings by replacing placeholders with data from an array.
Requires
- php: >=5.5
- mefworks/stringifier: ~1.0
- psr/log: ~1.0
Requires (Dev)
- phpunit/phpunit: 4.3.*
Provides
- psr/log-implementation: 1.0.0
This package is auto-updated.
Last update: 2024-12-09 13:59:20 UTC
README
mef\StringInterpolation defines the interface StringInterpolationInterface
that describes a method to combine an array of arbitrary data with a string,
much like the PHP methods vsprintf
and strtr
.
The core implementation of PlaceholderInterpolator
replaces {0}
and
{key}
with the corresponding values from the context array, but other
implementations of the interface are free to use any syntax.
It is recommended that interpolators make use of mef\Stringifier to convert non-string values from the context array into a string.
Examples
PlaceholderInterpolator
<?php
$stringifier = new mef\Stringifier\Stringifier;
$interpolator = new mef\StringInterpolation\PlaceholderInterpolator($stringifier);
echo $interpolator('Hello, {name}!', ['name' => 'Matthew']), PHP_EOL;
echo $interpolator->getInterpolatedString('Index based 0: {0}, 1: {1}', ['one', 'two']), PHP_EOL;
Sample Output:
Hello, Matthew!
Index based 0: one, 1: two
The Stringifier
is what is responsible for casting the value in the array to
a string. In this case, all values were already strings, so it is a somewhat
irrelevant detail. Note that the functor call (first echo) is from the
AbstractStringInterpolator
, and is not guaranteed to exist in all
interpolators since the interface does not require it.
More complete examples are available in the examples
directory.
Overview
The mef\StringInterpolation\StringInterpolatorInterface
describes two
methods:
<?php namespace mef\StringInterpolation;
interface StringInterpolatorInterface
{
/**
* Given a string and an array of context, return a new Interpolation
* record, from which the interpolated string and unused context can be
* retrieved.
*
* The implementation details are left undefined.
*
* @param string $string The string to interpolate
* @param array|mef\StringInterpolation\ContextInterface $context
*
* @return mef\StringInterpolation\InterpolationInterface
*/
public function interpolate($string, $context);
/**
* Given a string and an array of context, return a new string with that
* context embedded in it.
*
* This MUST always give the same results as:
*
* ->interpolate($string, $context)->getString()
*
* This variation should be optimized when possible, as there's no need to
* create an Interpolation object or track unused context.
*
* @param string $string The string to interpolate
* @param array|mef\StringInterpolation\ContextInterface $context
*
* @return string
*/
public function getInterpolatedString($string, $context);
}
Both methods perform the same underlying operation.
getInterpolatedString(...)
returns the same thing as
interpolate(...)->getString()
but is slightly faster since no Interpolation
object is created and the context does not need to be updated.
The interpolator object is defined by this interface:
<?php namespace mef\StringInterpolation;
interface InterpolationInterface
{
/**
* The interpolated string.
*
* @return string
*/
public function getString();
/**
* The used context.
*
* @return array
*/
public function getUsedContext();
}
Contexts
The context supplied to an interplator can either be a native PHP array, or an
object that implements ContextInterface
.
ArrayContext
- Wraps an array into an object that implements theContextInterface
.
Interpolators
ExpressionInterpolator
- Treats{key}
and{0}
as placeholders, and uses a string interpolator to replace them with the corresponding values from the context array. Values can be filtered through expressions that mutate the output. e.g.,{key|uppercase}
IndirectInterpolator
- A decorator that looks up a string format from an ArrayAccess object before passing it to the internal interpolator. Useful for creating a resource bundle.PlaceholderInterpolator
- Similar toExpressionInterpolator
, but it does not support an expressive syntax.PrintFInterpolator
- Uses aprintf
style of interpolation.
License
Copyright (C) 2014 Matthew Leverton
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