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Package param
Short Description A simple PHP module for parsing values from strings with type safety.
License MIT
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Informations about the package param
jdwx/param
A simple PHP module for parsing values from strings with type safety.
This is useful in a number of contexts:
- Parsing HTTP request arguments.
- Parsing database values returned as string-or-NULL.
- Parsing values from configuration files.
- Parsing values from command-line arguments.
Installation
You can require it directly with Composer:
Or download the source from GitHub: https://github.com/jdwx/param.git
Requirements
This library requires PHP 8.1 or later. It does not work with earlier versions. (Uses readonly properties.) It requires the mbstring extension and uses the Ds data structure extension or polyfill but has no other external dependencies.
Usage
Stability
This library is stable and has been used in production code. It is not expected to change in ways that break existing code. Additional parsing methods may be added in the future, but existing methods should not be changed in a way that breaks existing code without at least a minor version update.
History
This library has been in use for several years in production code. It was originally part of a larger library that was broken up into smaller pieces in 2023 and has been released as a standalone library in 2024.
