originphp/value-store

OriginPHP ValueStore (KVS)

1.0.6 2021-01-04 09:41 UTC

Requires

• php: >=7.3.0

Requires (Dev)

• originphp/xml: ^2.0
• originphp/yaml: ^2.0
• phpstan/phpstan: ^0.12.64
• phpunit/phpunit: ^9.0

Suggests

• originphp/xml: Install this if you want to work with XML files
• originphp/yaml: Install this if you want to work with Yaml files

MIT

• Jamiel Sharief

• yaml
• php
• json
• xml
• key-value
• valuestore
• originPHP

README

ValueStore is a Key-Value Store (KVS) which provides a consistent interface for working with various types of stores, including JSON, Yaml, XML and PHP files.

Installation

To install this package

$ composer require originphp/value-store

Usage

The type of store that is used is detected by the file extension (json, yml, xml, or php), if it cannot detect or there is no extension then json type will be used. This can also be overridden in the constructor.

You work with this like an object or array, and if the file exists it will load the existing data. To save data call the save method.

use Origin\ValueStore\ValueStore;

$settings = new ValueStore(storage_path('settings.json'));

$settings->email = '[e-mail]'
$settings->incomingServer = [
    'host' => 'mail.example.com',
    'port' => 993,
    'encryption' => 'ssl'
];
$settings->active = true;

$settings->save();

You can also use isset, unset and count

unset($settings->key);
$hasKey = isset($settings->key);
$keys = count($settings);

You can iterate through the settings

foreach($settings as $key => $value){
    ...
}

To increment or decrement values in the store

$settings->increment('count');
$settings->decrement('count');

You can also pass a second argument with the amount you want to increase or decrease by.

$settings->increment('count', 4);
$settings->decrement('count', 3);

You can also set/get/check values using functions.

$settings->set('foo','bar');
$settings->set(['foo'=>'bar','key'=>'value']); // Set multiple values.

$foo = $settings->get('foo');

$keyExists = $settings->has('foo');
$setting->unset('foo');
$count = $settings->count();

You can also access as an array

$value = $settings['foo'];
$settings['foo'] = 'bar'
unset($settings['foo']);
$has = isset($settings['foo']);

To clear all data in the ValueStore (remember to call save if needed).

$settings->clear(); // clears all values

You can convert the ValueStore object to any type on the fly

$settings->toArray();
$settings->toJson();
$settings->toPhp();
$settings->toXml(); // requires originphp/xml
$settings->toYaml(); // requires originphp/yaml

Dependencies

To use Xml you will need to install the following composer package

$ composer require originphp/xml

To use Yaml you will need to install the following composer package

$ composer require originphp/yaml