therealsmat / php-constants-exporter
A simple utility library that exports php constants for use on the frontend.
Requires
- php: >=7.1.0
Requires (Dev)
- mockery/mockery: ^1.4
- phpunit/phpunit: ^9
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Last update: 2024-12-16 19:02:49 UTC
README
Introduction
PHP Constants Exporter provides a simple way to re-use your php constants on the frontend; Javascript.
Requirements
PHP 7.1+
Installation
composer require therealsmat/php-constants-exporter
Basic Example
<?php use Therealsmat\ConstantsExporter; $constants = [ Months::class => 'js/', PayoutTypes::class => 'js/' ]; (new ConstantsExporter) ->setConstants($constants) ->export();
$constants
is an array of key => value
pairs. The key is the constants file: the source, while the value is the destination.
A valid destination is:
- An existing directory; or
- A filename.
If the destination is a directory, then the directory must exist. A filename same as the PHP constants filename would be generated with a .js
extension.
Your constants would be exported safely to your destination, and ready for use.
Multiple Executions
If you export the same constant to the same destination multiple times, the existing content would be overwritten.
This can be useful for keeping the backend and frontend constants in sync.
Excluding Inherited Constants
If your source file extends a base class (e.g an ORM), you may only export its own constants by calling the excludeInheritedConstants()
method.
<?php use Therealsmat\ConstantsExporter; $constants = [ Months::class => 'js/', PayoutTypes::class => 'js/' ]; (new ConstantsExporter) ->setConstants($constants) ->excludeInheritedConstants() ->export();