netherphp / object
Self-Sealing Stem Object
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- php: >=8.0
- phpunit/phpunit: ^9.5
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- dealerdirect/phpcodesniffer-composer-installer: ^0.7.1
- netherphp/standards: >=0.1.0
- dev-redux
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- v1.0.0
- dev-master
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Last update: 2024-10-30 01:53:40 UTC
README
This package provides some utilities to aid with some low level work.
NOTE: ALL OF THIS LIBRARY HAS BEEN MERGED INTO Nether\Common
and should no
longer be used.
Class Overview
Nether\Object\Prototype
The Prototype Object is a self-sealing stem object capable of remapping schemas and ensuring that properties exist with default values if needed. Using this class as the parent enables the attribute based functionality all the way down.
Extending this class automatically grants a constructor designed to handle being given a pile of data, generally from something like a row of data from the database. It will look at what the class is expecting for the properties and make sure the data gets typecast prior to assignment to help avoid typing errors.
Simple Example:
class BaseObject extends Nether\Object\Prototype { public int $ID; public string $Name; } $RowFromDB = [ 'ID'=> 1, 'Name'=> 'Bob' ]; $Obj = new BaseObject($RowFromDB);
- More Documentation https://github.com/netherphp/object/wiki/Class:-Nether%5CObject%5CPrototype
Nether\Object\Datastore
Provides an array-like object so that items can be stored like arrays but
manipulated with chainable methods. It implements Iterable
, ArrayAccess
,
and Countable
as well as having a bunch of methods for working on the data
as a single collection.
Simple Example:
$Data = new Nether\Object\Datastore([ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ]); // strip out odd numbers // then sort it big to small // then show me what we got. print_r( $Data ->Filter(fn(int $Val)=> ($Val % 2) == 0) ->Sort(fn(int $A, int $B)=> $B <=> $A) ->Values() ); // Array // ( // [0] => 6 // [1] => 4 // [2] => 2 // )
- More Documentation: https://github.com/netherphp/object/wiki/Class:-Nether%5CObject%5CDatastore
Trait Overview
Class/Method/Property Info Packages.
These traits when bolted onto any class provided static helper methods for
reading all sorts of information about that class and its members, including
the PHP 8 attributes, to aid in metaprogramming tasks. Classes which extend Prototype
already have these applied.
Nether\Object\Package\ClassInfoPackage
Simple Example:
class MyClass { use Nether\Object\Package\ClassInfoPackage; } $ClassInfo = MyClass::GetClassInfo(); print_r($ClassInfo);
- Documentation: uri-to-wikipage
Nether\Object\Package\MethodInfoPackage
Simple Example:
class MyClass { use Nether\Object\Package\MethodInfoPackage; public function GetID(): int { return 0; } } $Methods = MyClass::GetMethodIndex(); foreach($Methods as $Method) { print_r($Method); }
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Nether\Object\Package\PropertyInfoPackage
Simple Example:
class MyClass { use Nether\Object\Package\PropertyInfoPackage; public int $ID = 0; } $Props = MyClass::GetPropertyIndex(); foreach($Props as $Prop) { print_r($Prop); }
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