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Informations about the package iron

Iron

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A Carbon-like tool done the right way.

Install

composer require einenlum/iron:dev-master

Usage

Available methods

And every method (and getter) available in Carbon on the CarbonImmutable objects.

Why?

Carbon is a really useful tool. I'm just not really happy with the implementation they chose. Extending the native \DateTime class seems dangerous (here is some documentation about this problem in JS, but it works for PHP too). We should not extend the behavior of code we don't own. Also, being able to pass a Carbon object to a method waiting for a native \DateTime object, seems wrong to me.

Here we use Iron to manipulate data in a fluent API using an \ImmutableDateTime object under the hood and we finally return a native PHP \DateTimeImmutable (or \DateTime) object.

For now it just wraps carbon calls and getters. Next step will be for sure to implement here all the methods we need to get rid of Carbon in the end.

Tests

This project is tested thanks to PHPSpec and PHPUnit. To run the tests:

composer test

CS Fixing

Coding Standards are checked and fixed thanks to PHP-CS-Fixer. To fix your code, just run composer cs-fix.

Contributing

Please, feel free to contribute and improve this project.

License

MIT.

All versions of iron with dependencies

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Requires nesbot/carbon Version ^2.5
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