PHP code example of matronator / parsem

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

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matronator / parsem example snippets

use Matronator\Parsem\Parser;

use Matronator\Parsem\Parser;

// parseString()
echo Parser::parseString('some <%text%>.', ['text' => 'value']);
// Output: some value.

// parse()
$arguments = [
    'variableName' => 'value',
    'key' => 'other value',
];
$parsedFile = Parser::parse('filename.yaml', $arguments);
echo $parsedFile;
// Output: Will print the parsed contents of the file as string.

/**
 * Parses a string, replacing all template variables with the corresponding values passed in `$arguments`.
 * @return mixed The parsed string or the original `$string` value if it's not string
 * @param mixed $string String to parse. If not provided with a string, the function will return this value
 * @param array $arguments Array of arguments to find and replace while parsing `['key' => 'value']`
 * @param bool $strict [optional] If set to `true`, the function will throw an exception if a variable is not found in the `$arguments` array. If set to `false` null will be used.
 * @param string|null $pattern [optional] You can provide custom regex with two matching groups (for the variable name and for the filter) to use custom template syntax instead of the default one `<% name|filter %>`
 * @throws RuntimeException If a variable is not found in the `$arguments` array and `$strict` is set to `true`
 */
Parser::parseString(mixed $string, array $arguments = [], bool $strict = true, ?string $pattern = null): mixed

/**
 * @param string $filename Path to the file to parse
 * @see Parser::parseString() for rest of the parameter descriptions
 */
Parser::parse(string $filename, array $arguments = [], bool $strict = true, ?string $pattern = null): string