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Settings

A framework-agnostic PHP settings library for managing application configuration in a consistent and structured way.

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Introduction

This library provides a lightweight wrapper around a plain PHP array, exposing a clean interface for storing and retrieving application configuration values. It offers a straightforward, dependency-free way to manage configuration without coupling application code to a specific framework, making it easy to drop into any project or architecture.

Prerequisites

Installation

Getting Started

Create a AndrewDyer\Settings\Settings instance by passing in the configuration array.

Usage

Retrieve all settings

The entire settings array is returned by the all() method.

Retrieve a setting

A top-level setting is accessed by its key with the get() method.

The get() method can also access nested settings using dot notation.

Dot notation can traverse multiple levels of configuration.

Requesting a parent key with get() returns the entire nested configuration array.

Check if a setting exists

The has() method checks whether a top-level key exists.

The has() method also supports nested keys using dot notation.

Literal keys containing dots

If a top-level key contains dots, the exact key takes precedence over nested resolution.

If the exact key does not exist, the get() method falls back to resolving nested values using dot notation.

License

Licensed under the MIT license and is free for private or commercial projects.

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