mfonte/propaccessor

A PHP Trait that adds support for direct access to object properties, with explicit accessors and mutators.

v1.0 2024-05-22 10:59 UTC

Requires

• php: >=7.4
• icanboogie/inflector: ^2.0

Requires (Dev)

• mfonte/coding-standard: ^1.3
• phpunit/phpunit: ^9.5

GPL-3.0-or-later

• Corey Frenette
• Maurizio Fonte

• set
• properties
• accessor
• mutator
• get
• property
• getter
• setter

README

A PHP Trait that adds support for direct access to object properties, with explicit accessors and mutators.

This package has been forked from https://github.com/BapCat/Propifier and updated to work with PHP 7.4 and support both public and protected accessors and mutators. Original license (GNU GPL v3) has been kept. Credits to the original author.

Installation

Installation can be done through Composer.

composer require mfonte/propaccessor

Why use this package?

This class allows you to define properties in your classes that can be directly accessed and explicitly setted by accessing the object's properties. This is useful when you want to have control over the access to your object's properties, but you want explicit and direct access to the properties themselves without using getters and setters.

What does this package do?

This class allows you to define properties in your classes that can be directly accessed and explicitly setted by accessing the object's properties.

class Foo {
    use \Mfonte\PropAccessor\PropifierTrait;

    private string $propertyOne;
    private int $properyTwo;
    private array $arrayableProperty = [];

    public function setPropertyOne(string $value) {
        $this->propertyOne = $value;
    }

    public function getPropertyOne() {
        return $this->propertyOne;
    }

    public function setPropertyTwo(int $value) {
        $this->propertyTwo = $value * 10;
    }

    public function getPropertyTwo() {
        return $this->propertyTwo;
    }

    public function setArrayableProperty(int $index, mixed $value) {
        $this->arrayableProperty[$index] = $value;
    }

    public function getArrayableProperty(int $index) {
        return $this->arrayableProperty[$index];
    }
}

$foo = new Foo();

$foo->propertyOne = 'I am Property One, and I\'ve been directly setted!';
echo $foo->propertyOne; // -> 'I am Property One, and I\'ve been directly setted!'

$foo->propertyTwo = 10;
echo $foo->propertyTwo; // -> 100 (setter multiplies by 10)

$foo->arrayableProperty[0] = 'I am the first element of the arrayable property!';
echo $foo->arrayableProperty[0]; // -> 'I am the first element of the arrayable property!'

This class also allows you to define iterators for your properties, so you can use them in foreach loops.

class Foo {
    use \Mfonte\PropAccessor\PropifierTrait;

    private array $arrayableProperty = [];

    public function setArrayableProperty(int $index, mixed $value) {
        $this->arrayableProperty[$index] = $value;
    }

    public function getArrayableProperty(int $index) {
        return $this->arrayableProperty[$index];
    }

    public function itrArrayableProperty() {
        return new ArrayIterator($this->arrayableProperty);
    }
}

$foo = new Foo();

$foo->arrayableProperty[0] = 'I am the first element of the arrayable property!';
$foo->arrayableProperty[1] = 'I am the second element of the arrayable property!';
$foo->arrayableProperty[2] = 'I am the third element of the arrayable property!';

foreach($foo->arrayableProperty as $key => $value) {
    echo "Key: $key, Value: $value\n";
}

// Output:
// Key: 0, Value: I am the first element of the arrayable property!
// Key: 1, Value: I am the second element of the arrayable property!
// Key: 2, Value: I am the third element of the arrayable property!