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Propifier

A trait that adds real object-oriented property support to PHP.

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The Problem With PHP "Properties"

Anyone coming from another language like .NET will probably be accustomed to defining properties (accessors and mutators) to control access to private variables of a class. Unfortunately, PHP lacks support for this useful feature. There are several workarounds...

Public Properties

Using public properties is the easiest, but completely lacks encapsulation. You have no control over who can change the internal state of your object.

__get and __set

Using PHP's late binding support gives you control over what can be read from and written to your object, but sacrifices readability, efficiency, and type hinting. It's also not possible to control read/write access to arrays this way without using other workarounds.

Getters and Setters

Using Java-style getters and setters is one of the best ways to implement properties in PHP, but still has flaws. It is very verbose:

You must also forgo using array access syntax to access array properties:

The Propifier Way

Propifier solves every one of these problems.

Efficiency

Propifier will make you more efficient at writing code that matters, and unlike similar solutions, Propifier is designed from the ground up to be fast. It figures everything out at the start, and maintains a static mapping of all of your objects' properties so using them is always fast.

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Requires php Version ^8.1
icanboogie/inflector Version ^2.0
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