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Short Description A small, PHP, configuration library consisting mostly of functions.
License MIT
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MicroLib — Config
A small, PHP, configuration library consisting mostly of functions. Yep, functions, because working with configuration arrays should be simple and fast.
Features
- Small library. No bloat. Easy-to-use functions.
- Supports PHP array, JSON, INI, YAML, and XML config file formats.
- Easy to apply defaults, enforce required settings, and filter out extraneous data.
- Can specify a schema to recursively validate the data. Uses callables for validations and transformations.
- Easily fetch values from nested config structure.
Usage
Validating Against a Schema
Let's say you have a config file that looks like this:
In your PHP script…
Include the Config library.
Load the config file.
Define a schema for the data. Using the schema function is optional but is
useful for validating that the schema is defined correctly. (Note: The schema
can be placed in a separate file and loaded with the load function like other
config data.)
Validate the configuration data with the schema. If no exception is thrown, then the data is valid.
Fetch data from the config using get.
Simple Check for Required Keys
If you don't need the functionality of the schemas, there is still an easy way to enforce required settings and apply default values.
Let's say you have the following array of configuration data:
If you aren't concerned about all of the items, you can use the keep
function to create a new array of only the items you want.
Then, using the create function, you can check requirements and apply
defaults.
