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Informations about the package collection

Camelot Collection

This library provides objects and functionality to help with groups of items and data sets.

Check out the [API documentation][api-docs].

Bag and MutableBag

These are object-oriented implementations of arrays.

The goal of these classes:

Examples

All methods accepting a collection will accept other Bags, arrays, stdClass, and Traversable objects. This makes it very easy work with any collection-like object.

Hasn't this been done already?

Obviously others think PHP arrays suck as well and have attempted to resolve this.

Symfony's ParameterBag is a good basic map (associative arrays) container but is lacking when it comes to mutating the items around and working with lists.

Doctrine's ArrayCollection is also another, more robust, option. It works well for maps and lists, but still has limited functionality due to needing to interface with a database collection. It also has some annoyances, like getKeys() returns an array instead of another ArrayCollection instance.

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PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires php Version ^7.1.3 || ^8.0
camelot/common Version ^1.0 || ^2.0
ext-json Version *
symfony/polyfill-php71 Version ^1.3
webmozart/assert Version ^1.10
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