Nekland Tools

Just some classes helping to code with PHP in general.

This repository follows semver.

Installation

composer require "nekland/tools"

Reference

This library provide some tools to help you with your developments.

Here is the list of tools it provides:

• StringTools
• ArrayTools
• EqualableInterface
• DateTimeComparator

StringTools class

Encoding arguments are optionals.

::camelize

StringTools::camelize($str, $from, $encoding) : string

• $str string input
• $from (optional, default "_") input string format (can be "-" or "_")
• $encoding (optional, default "UTF-8") encoding of your input string

::startsWith

Say if the given string starts with needle or not.

StringTools::startsWith($str, $start) : bool

• $str string input
• $start string it should starts with

::endsWith

Say if the given string ends with needle or not.

StringTools::endsWith($str, $end) : bool

• $str string input
• $end string it should ends with

::removeStart

Removes the start of the string if it matches with the given one.

StringTools::removeStart($str, $toRemove) : string

• $str string input
• $toRemove string to remove at the start of $str

::removeEnd

Removes the end of the string if it matches with the given text to remove.

StringTools::removeEnd($str, $toRemove) : string

• $str string input
• $toRemove string to remove at the end of $str

::contains

StringTools::contains($str, $needle) : bool

• $str string input
• $needle potentially contained string

::mb_ucfirst

Adds missing multi-byte PHP function for ucfirst standard function.

StringTools::mb_ucfirst($str, $encoding) : string

• $str string input
• $encoding (optional, default "UTF-8") encoding of your input string

ArrayTools class

::removeValue

ArrayTools::removeValue($array, $value) : void

• $array input array passed by reference
• $value The value to remove from the $array

EqualableInterface

Helps you equals on objects on a similar way as java.

equals

Method that you must implements to check if the object taking as parameter is equals or not.

DateTimeComparator class

::greatest

Compare two \DateTimeInterface and return the greatest If one of given \DateTimeInterface parameters is null, return is the other one \DateTimeInterface If both \DateTimeInterface parameters are null, return is null

DateTimeComparator::greatest($dateTime1, $dateTime2) : ?\DateTimeInterface

• $dateTime1 The first \DateTimeInterface or null
• $dateTime2 The second \DateTimeInterface or null

::lowest

Compare two \DateTimeInterface and return the lowest If one of given \DateTimeInterface parameters is null, return is the other one \DateTimeInterface If both \DateTimeInterface parameters are null, return is null

DateTimeComparator::lowest($dateTime1, $dateTime2) : ?\DateTimeInterface

• $dateTime1 The first \DateTimeInterface or null
• $dateTime2 The second \DateTimeInterface or null