pklink / dotor
Easy access to array values using dot notation. Useful for handling configurations or something like that
Requires
- php: >=5.6.0
Requires (Dev)
- phpunit/phpunit: ~5.0
README
Dotor is a library for PHP 5.6 and higher to access an array by using dot notification. This can be useful for handling array configurations or something like that
Installation
Install Dotor with Composer
Create or update your composer.json
{ "require": { "pklink/dotor": "2.*" } }
And run Composer
php composer.phar install
Finally include Composers autoloader
include __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';
Usage
Using `Dotor is very simple. Create an instance with your (configurarion) array...
// config-sample.php return [ 'name' => 'sample configuration', 'database' => [ 'server' => 'localhost', 'username' => 'root', 'password' => 'password', 'database' => 'blah', 'type' => 'sqlite' ], 'object' => new stdClass(), 'false' => false, 'true' => true, 'zeroString' => '0', 'zeroInt' => 0, 'oneString' => '1', 'oneInt' => 1, 'twoString' => '2', ];
$loader = ArrayLoader::createFromFile('./config-sample.php'); $config = new Dotor($loader);
... and get the content by the get()
-method.
$config->get('name'); $config->get('database.server');
Default values
$config->get('asdasdas'); // returns null $config->get('asdasdas', 'blah'); // returns 'blah'
Scalar values
$config->getScalar('object'); // returns '' $config->getScalar('object', 'blah'); // returns 'blah' $config->getScalar('not-existing'); // returns '' $config->getScalar('not-existing', []); // throw InvalidArgumentException
Arrays
$config->getArray('database'); // returns the database array $config->getArray('notexit'); // returns [] $config->getArray('notexit', [1]); // returns [1]
Boolean
$config->getBoolean('database', false); // returns false $config->getBool('database', true); // returns true $config->getBoolean('zeroString', true); // returns false $config->getBoolean('zeroInt', true); // returns false $config->getBoolean('oneString', false); // returns true $config->getBoolean('oneInt', false); // returns true
The getBoolean()
-method and their alias getBool()
handle the string '1'
and the integer 1
as true
. Otherwise this
method returns the given $default
or true
.
$config->getBoolean('oneString', false); // returns true $config->getBoolean('twoString', false); // returns false $config->getBoolean('twoString'); // returns true
Run tests
php composer.phar install --dev php vendor/bin/phpunit tests/
or with code-coverage-report
php composer.phar install --dev php vendor/bin/phpunit --coverage-html output tests/
License
This package is licensed under the BSD 2-Clause License. See the LICENSE file for details.
Credits
This package is inspired by php-dotty