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Informations about the package typed-collections

Typed Collections

TL;DR

typed-collections is a project aiming to sensibilise developers to write good code and documentation when it comes to manipulating arrays in PHP.

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PHP's dynamically typed nature can lead bad developers to write abominable code. This is especially true for collections (arrays) of items, where one can only rely on the PHPDoc (if any, up-to-date and accurate) or on a variable's name to guess what the array actually contains:

Absolute worst case:

Bad - and unfortunately, too common:

Common practice

Installation

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Documentation

Supported types

The library supports most of PHP's primitive types, as well as user-defined objects collections:

Usage

For primitive types

Primitive type collections will allow to store only items of this type (only ints, only booleans, etc.).

Here is the list of available primitive collection classes:

Empty collection

Pre-filled collection

For user-defined objects

Two different methods exist for creating and passing user-defined objects collections:

Using ObjectCollection

Example

Just pass an array of objects as a second argument of the ObjectCollection constructor to initialise it:

If you need to know what kind of object are embedded in the ObjectCollection:

Creating a custom collection

If you want to pass an even more strongly-typed collection, you can create a custom collection for each type of object you need.

Example:

Test

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