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Informations about the package arrays
Extensions to PHP native arrays
A library that extends PHP's native array functionality
Compatibility and dependencies
This library is compatible with PHP version 8.1 and 8.2.
This library has no dependencies.
Installation
Installation is simple using composer.
Or simply add it to your composer.json file
Contributing
This library follows PSR-1 & PSR-2 standards.
Unit Tests
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If possible, feel free to improve coverage in a separate commit.
Code sniffer
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Benchmarks
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Documentation
This library adds a number of array functions to extend PHP's native functionality
Below you can find links to the documentation for the new features.
| Function | Description |
|---|---|
| array_at | Get the nth value from an array |
| array_deflate | Flattens a nested array into a single level array |
| array_except | Return a subset of the array by passing in an array of keys to discard |
| array_exists | Checks if the given key or index exists in the array using dot notation for nested arrays |
| array_first | Get the first item from the array |
| array_first_key | Get the first key from the array |
| array_get | Returns a value from the array, using dot notation for nested sets |
| array_inflate | Expands a flattened array back into a nested array |
| array_join | Joins entries of array into a string using optional glue substring and optional final glue substring |
| array_key_at | Get the nth key from an array |
| array_last | Get the last entry in the array |
| array_last_key | Get the last key in the array |
| array_only | Return a subset of the array by passing in an array of keys to keep |
| array_pop_many | Pop multiple elements off the end of an array |
| array_pull | Return and remove a key in the array using dot notation for nested arrays |
| array_random | Picks one or more random entries out of an array, and returns the value (or values) of the random entries |
| array_set | Set a key in the array using dot notation for nested arrays |
| array_shift_many | Shift multiple elements off the beginning of an array |
| array_shuffle | Shuffle an array, with an option to maintain keys or not |
| array_unset | Remove a key in the array using dot notation for nested arrays |
