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Informations about the package enum-attribute-descriptors

Attribute based Enum descriptors.

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Have you ever written an enum for something and wanted to have a "nice" version of the enum name, so you write something like this:

But the problem is, for each new case, you have to add something to the match statement, or HOPE that it'll print something out that's legible using the default fallback?

With this package, you can co-locate titles, and even descriptions, with your enum cases like so:

Neat huh!

You can also attach arbitrary key-value metadata to your enum cases using the KeyValue attribute:

The KeyValue attribute is repeatable, so you can attach as many key-value pairs as you need to each case. Values can be any type (strings, integers, booleans, etc.).

Installation

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Usage

Just add the Intrfce\EnumAttributeDescriptors\Concerns\HasAttributeDescriptors trait to your enum, and you're good to go!

Defining fallbacks.

If you have a situation where you don't want to (or can't) define a description or title for each case, you can override the titleFallback() and descriptionFallback() methods on your enum class.

Simple!

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License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.

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