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Informations about the package arraypath

ArrayPath

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ArrayPath is an easy and very convenient way for manipulating arrays, especially multidimensional.
Forget about checking for existing indexes and/or getting an E_NOTICE.

With ArrayPath you can easily Check, Add, Remove and Retrieve elements from any array

Our examples will be using a class alias which will be explained next

Using Class Alias

The default class alias is A but you can also define your custom alias.

By using the default alias you get the benefits of the ide auto-completion

A good place to register the class alias is in any bootstrap file like a Service Provider or initialisation script

Example 1 (Get)

Example 2 (Set)

Example 3 (Exists)

The exists checks for the existence of the index as in array_key_exists
and returns true if the key exists regardless the value.
An isset will return false in case of a null value.

Example 4 (Get and Remove)

Example 5 (Using a custom separator)

Parameters Consistency

The parameters will always be in this sequence, when available:

$arrayData, $index, $value, $default

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https://packagist.org/packages/mathiasgrimm/arraypath

"require": {
    "mathiasgrimm/arraypath": "2.*"
}

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