std / lib
The new-unofficial standard runtime. The library for the standard library: The most basic of the basic.
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std-lib
is a type-safe collection of helper utilities and safe implementations of several php “core” functions.
For more about the guarantees of std/lib
, see the stdlib website.
This library is currently on hold undergoing very basic QA. It should be generally available by the end of September 2019.
Methods Provided:
Std\Str
functions
Str
is the standard name for the UTF-8 ready string utilities.
Std\Arr
functions
Arr
is the standard name for array utilities (due to Array
being reserved).
\Std\Arr::callRecursive(array $array, callable $method)
\Std\Arr::arrayUniqueRecursive(array $array)
\Std\Arr::keyWalk(array $inputArray, callable $fn)
\Std\Arr::count($array) : array
Counts the value or throws an exception.
\Std\Arr::countAny($arrayOrOther): int
Accepts any value, not just countables, returning zero for non-countables and throwing no exception.
\Std\Arr::getColumn($array)
Same as array_column
, but preserves keys and additional type-checks.
If the key (column) does not exist within the sub-element, a Array\MissingKeyException
is thrown.
If any of the sub-elements are not arrays, a Array\UnexpectedElementException
is thrown.
\Std\Arr::pileByColumn(array $inputArray, string $column) : array`
Returns a newly structured array with an additional dimension added, so that the input array
[ ['id' => 'ipsum', 'a' => '1', 'b' => '2', 'c' => 'charlie'], ['id' => 'lorem', 'd' => '4', 'e' => '2', 'f' => 'foxtrot'], // Note these are both id "lorem" ['id' => 'lorem', 'g' => '1', 'h' => '2', 'z' => 'zeta'], // Note these are both id "lorem" ]
If "piled" by the column "id", would become:
[ ['ipsum'] => [ ['id' => 'ipsum'', ''a' => '1', 'b' => '2', 'c' => 'charlie'] ], ['lorem'] => [ ['id' => 'lorem', ''d' => '4', 'e' => '2', 'f' => 'foxtrot'], ['id' => 'lorem', ''g' => '1', 'h' => '2', 'z' => 'zeta'], ] ]
\Std\Arr::rekeyByColumn(array[] $inputArray, string $columnName): array`
Assuming each element of $inputArray
is an array, and within it a sub-element with key $columnName
with a valid key as the value, re-keys the array using that value.
If the values of these values are not unique, an LossyOperationException
exception will be thrown.
If any of elements aren't an array, a Array\MissingKeyException
or Array\UnexpectedElementException
is thrown.
\Std\Arr::rekeyByColumnLossy(array[] $inputArray, string $columnName) : array
See \Std\Arr::rekeyByColumn
, however this allows losses during conversion.
\Std\Arr::columnPopLeft(array[] $inputArray) : array
Pops the "left" or "top" (first-most, or lowest-indexed) element off of each sub-array element, returning an array of these values.
If any element contains zero elements, NULL
is returned in it's place.
If it is any other type than array
, Array\UnexpectedElementException
is thrown.
\Std\Arr::columnPopLeft(array[] $inputArray) : array
Pops the "right" or "bottom" most element off each sub-array element.
Undocumented
\Std\Arr::columnRecursive(Iterable $haystack, ...$subKey)
\Std\Arr::columnSearch(Iterable $haystack, $needle)
\Std\Arr::columnSearchRecursive(Iterable $haystack, $needle)
\Std\Arr::combineWith($value, $keyKey, $valueKey, $keyInsensitive = false)
\Std\Arr::idiff($x, $y)
Effectively: array_unique(array_merge(array_intersect($x, $y), array_intersect($y, $x)));
\Std\Arr::keyEach($array, $callback)
\Std\Arr::mapReduce(callable $mapReduceFn, ... $values)
\Std\Arr::merge(array $array1, array $array2 = null, array $_ = null)
\Std\Arr::multisort(array $arr, $arg = null, $arg = null, $_ = null)
\Std\Arr::popLeft(array $array)
\Std\Arr::popRight(array $array)
\Std\Arr::push(array $array, ...$vars)
\Std\Arr::reduce_j(callable $reduceFn, $values)
\Std\Arr::search($needle, array $haystack, $strict = null)
\Std\Arr::shift(array $array)
\Std\Arr::slice(array $array, $offset, $length = null)
See Also: Std\List::slice(array $array, $offset, $length = null)
\Std\Arr::splice(array $input, $offset, $length = null, $replacement = null)
\Std\Arr::unshift(array $array, ...$vars)
\Std\Arr::walk(array $array, $funcname, $userdata = null)
\Std\Arr::walkRecursive(array $input, $funcname, $userdata = null)
\Std\Arr::trim($array)
Exceptions
-
\Std\ExceptionInterface
- \Std\RuntimeException
- \Std\UnexpectedTypeException - For non-typehinted methods
- \Std\UnexpectedValueException
- \Std\UnsafeOperationException
- \Std\InformativeExceptionInterface - Provides user-friendly error message
-
\Std\Array\ExceptionInterface
- Array\UnexpectedElementException
- Array\KeyCollisionException
Std\Introspect
Introspection and internals functions