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Package readable
Short Description Formats PHP values as human-readable strings
License MIT
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mindplay/readable
A few simple functions to format any kind of PHP value or type as human-readable.
Mainly, this is intended to help you produce better error-messages:
Note that this library is not "better var_dump" - it won't color-code things or dump deep object graphs. There are plenty of other libraries for that sort of thing.
Presently, this library consists of these simple functions:
readable::value($value)formats any single PHP value as human-readable.readable::values($array)formats an array of (mixed) values as human-readable.readable::typeof($value)returns the type of value (or class name) for any given value.readable::callback($callable)formats anycallableas human-readable.readable::severity($int)returns for exampleE_WARNINGas human-readable"Warning".readable::error($exception)returns a human-readableException/Errorsummary.readable::trace($trace)formats a stack-trace with file-names, line-numbers, function-names and (optionally) arguments.readable::path($path)removes the project root path from the start of a path.
The latter function callback() will fall back to regular value() formatting if the given
value is not a callable - this function is preferable when a given value was expected to be
callable, e.g. recognizes function-names as strings and objects implementing __invoke().
See the test suite for all formatting features.
