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Informations about the package fpl

Functional PHP Library

This library provides a series of curried, data-last functions commonly used within the functional programming paradigm.

API

Full api documentation can be found in docs/api.md

Installation

Function or const

As we can see above, due to how PHP works, we need a separate use statement if we want to pass a function as a parameter. We have two ways to circumvent that behavior:

If you want, you can use the original function definitions instead. Note that these are not curried and don't have their corresponding const versions.

Arrays and iterators

List-related functions return an array when they receive an array parameter, but they return iterators when receiving iterators (and can thus behave lazily). You can force laziness over an initial array by previously using toIterator or finish off with an array by ending with toArray:

Code generation

Functions are defined on src/api/*.php. They are split among different files but share the Aml\Fpl\functions namespace. All functions defined on those files not beginning with an underscore _ will be parsed and added to build/api.php as calls to their curried versions.

Code can be generated by running make code, which uses src/build.php.

Documentation is also automatically generated through make docs, which uses src/make-docs.php.

Testing

Testing is done through phpunit: ./vendor/bin/phpunit tests or make test

Note on performance

Automatic currying and automatic array/iter support have a performance overhead. Be wary of using them in a time-critical loop; a native array_map will always be faster than other implementations of map.

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