PHP code example of floor9design / search-string-parser

    
        
<?php
require_once('vendor/autoload.php');

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floor9design / search-string-parser example snippets

 php
// Instantiate 
$ssp = new SearchStringParser(new ParserSimple);
// run a search: 
$string = 'some search terms "including literals enclosed in quotes"';
$array = $ssp->parse($string);

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array(
    0 => 'including literals enclosed in quotes',
    1 => 'some',
    2 => 'search',
    3 => 'terms'
);

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// Instantiate 
$ssp = new SearchStringParser(new ParserSimple);
// run a search: 
$complex = array(
            0 => 'hello world',
            1 => 'foo',
            2 => 'bar "literal string"',
            3 => 3,
            4 => -19.27
        );
$array = $ssp->parse($complex);

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array(
    0 => 'literal string',
    1 => 'hello',
    2 => 'world',
    3 => 'foo',
    4 => 'bar',
    5 => '3',
    6 => '-19.27'
);

 php
// Instantiate 
$ssp = new SearchStringParser(new ParserSimple);
// run a search: 
$string = 'some "search terms" Pincluding literals enclosed in another letterP';
$array = $ssp->parse($string);

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array(
    0 => 'including literals enclosed in another letter',
    1 => 'some',
    2 => '"search',
    3 => 'terms"'
);

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 // we are in the middle of the code, and the object has already been instantiated as above:
  $string = 'some input text "including literals enclosed in quotes"';
 $array = $ssp->parse($string);
  // ... I'll now skip to the relevant part of zend - I assume you can write a query:
  foreach($array as $keyword) {
    $select->orWhere('data_table LIKE ?', "%$keyword%")
 }
 

 bash
$ phpunit --bootstrap vendor/autoload.php tests/