rcsi/filesystem-config

General Config Library

3.6 2017-09-23 23:01 UTC

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Last update: 2024-04-29 02:35:11 UTC


README

rcsi/filesystem-config is an easy to use configuration tool that uses ini or json files for system configuration

About

This tool provides a simple interface for setting and retrieving configuration variables

Composer

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License

MIT License - https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT

Documentation

This class will generate a php singleton which all of the variables in a config.ini or config.json file have been loaded.

The code is documented inline, and should be clear with a little reading.

Methods

Config::init() Returns a config singleton

get(string $key, mixed|null $default = null) Returns the value of $key or $default. If no default is provided, returns null

getBool(string $key) Returns a boolean based on the key. The strings 'true' or '1' will return true, all else returns false

getArray(string $key, string $delim = ',') Returns an array split along $delim. If no delimiter is provided, it will default to a ','

setFile(string $file) Sets the file name for config

getDir() Returns the config directory

load() Loads the config file into the singleton

save(string|null $type = null) Saves the singleton to the path/file with appropriate attempts to discover file type if not provided

saveINI() Saves the singleton as an INI file to the path

saveJSON() Saves the singleton as a JSON file to the path

determineFileType() Reads the extension of the file in order to detect it's file type

getKeys() Returns all available keys in the config

set($key, $value) Sets a config variable

addArray($key, $value) Adds a value to an config array

dump() Dumps the config

Wrapper

Filesystem-config contains ConfigWrapper, which will automatically attempt to detect your configuration path and provide a loaded config singleton, Or, if you prefer, you can specifiy the config path to bypass discovery. By default, it looks for a config/ directory at the same level as your vendor/ directory.

Useage

ConfigWrapper::setPath(__DIR__ . "/../config"); // Optional...
$config = ConfigWrapper::init()

Example

Contents of config.ini

[Examples]
stringOne = This is a string
boolOne = 0
boolTwo = 1
boolThree = true
arrayOne = One, Two, Three, Four

Code

$config = ConfigWrapper::init();
$string = $config->get('stringOne');              // Returns 'This is a string'
$string = $config->get('stringTwo');              // Returns null
$string = $config->get('stringTwo', 'default');   // Returns 'default'
$bool   = $config->get('boolOne');                // Returns '0'
$bool   = $config->getBool('boolOne');            // Returns false
$bool   = $config->getBool('boolTwo');            // Returns true
$bool   = $config->getBool('boolThree');          // Returns true
$bool   = $config->getBool('boolFour');           // Returns false
$array  = $config->getArray('arrayOne');          // Returns ['One', 'Two', 'Three', 'Four']