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Nicebooks ISBN library for PHP
This library provides functionality for validating, formatting, and converting ISBN numbers. It powers the nicebooks.com website and is available for use under the permissive MIT open-source license.
ISBN validation and formatting follow the rules defined by the ISBN range file published by the International ISBN Agency.
Installation
This library is installable via Composer:
Requirements
The current version of this library requires PHP 8.2 or higher.
You may use earlier versions of nicebooks/isbn with earlier versions of PHP, but you will only receive ISBN range updates if you use the latest version.
Project status & release process
While this library is still under development, it is well tested and should be stable enough to use in production environments. It is currently in use in production on nicebooks.com.
The current releases are numbered 0.x.y. When a non-breaking change is introduced (updating ISBN ranges,
adding new methods, optimizing existing code, etc.), y is incremented.
When a breaking change is introduced, a new 0.x version cycle is always started.
It is therefore safe to lock your project to a given release cycle, such as 0.8.*.
If you need to upgrade to a newer release cycle, check the release history
for a list of changes introduced by each further 0.x.0 version.
Overview
The Isbn class
The Isbn class is an abstract, immutable class representing an ISBN-10 or ISBN-13 with a valid format and a valid check digit.
It has 2 subclasses: Isbn10 and Isbn13, allowing for narrower typing if your application expects only ISBN-10 or only ISBN-13 at some point.
An Isbn instance is obtained with the of() factory method:
You can also use the Isbn10::of() and Isbn13::of() factory methods, which will attempt to convert the given ISBN to the corresponding subclass:
If the given string does not have a valid format or check digit, an InvalidIsbnException is thrown.
[!NOTE] Before validation, the provided string is stripped of all non-alphanumeric ASCII characters.
Checking the type of an ISBN
You can check the type of an ISBN with the is10() and is13() methods:
You can also use instanceof checks:
Converting between ISBN-10 and ISBN-13
An ISBN-10 can be converted to an ISBN-13 with the to13() method:
An ISBN-13 can be converted to an ISBN-10 with the to10() method:
Only ISBN-13 numbers starting with 978 can be converted to ISBN-10. You can check if an ISBN can be converted to an ISBN-10 with the isConvertibleTo10() method:
If you call to10() on an ISBN-13 that does not start with 978, an IsbnNotConvertibleException is thrown.
Comparing ISBN numbers
You can compare two Isbn instances with the isEqualTo() method. An ISBN-10 can be compared to an ISBN-13, and the comparison will be successful if both numbers resolve to the same ISBN-13 number:
Validating an ISBN
While an Isbn instance is guaranteed to have a valid format and a valid check digit, it may not belong to a valid range according to the range file published by the International ISBN Agency.
The Isbn class provides two methods to further validate an ISBN:
| Method | Description |
|---|---|
hasValidRegistrationGroup() |
Only checks if the ISBN belongs to a known registration group. |
isValid() |
Checks if the ISBN belongs to a known registration group and a known range. This is the highest level of validation that can be performed by looking at the ISBN number alone. |
[!NOTE] Which ISBNs are considered valid depends on the library version you are using. This library is kept in sync with the ISBN ranges published by the International ISBN Agency, so keep it up to date for proper validation.
Formatting an ISBN
The library provides two methods to format an ISBN:
| Method | Description | ISBN-10 example | ISBN-13 example |
|---|---|---|---|
toString() |
Returns the unformatted ISBN | 133887893X |
9781338878936 |
toFormattedString() |
Returns the formatted ISBN if the ISBN is valid, otherwise returns the unformatted number | 1-338-87893-X |
978-1-338-87893-6 |
Splitting an ISBN into parts
An ISBN-13 is divided into 5 parts:
While an ISBN-10 is divided into 4 parts:
The Isbn class provides getters for each part:
| Part | Example | Description | Getter |
|---|---|---|---|
A |
978 |
Prefix | getRegistrationGroup()->prefix |
B |
1 |
Registration group identifier | getRegistrationGroup()->identifier |
C |
338 |
Publisher identifier (registrant) | getPublisherIdentifier() |
D |
87893 |
Title identifier (publication) | getTitleIdentifier() |
E |
6 |
Check digit | getCheckDigit() |
[!IMPORTANT]
- Parts
AandBrequirehasValidRegistrationGroup()(orisValid(), which implies it)- Parts
CandDrequireisValid()
You can also get the ISBN parts as an array:
[!IMPORTANT]
getParts()requiresisValid()
If the part you're trying to access is not available because the ISBN does not belong to a valid registration group or range, an IsbnNotRecognizedException is thrown.
Getting the registration group name
getRegistrationGroup() also exposes the group's name:
Exceptions
Exceptions live in the Nicebooks\Isbn\Exception namespace.
IsbnExceptionis the abstract base class for all exceptions thrown by this library.InvalidIsbnExceptionis thrown when an invalid ISBN is detectedIsbnNotConvertibleExceptionis thrown when trying to convert an ISBN-13 that does not start with978to an ISBN-10IsbnNotRecognizedExceptionis thrown when an ISBN is semantically valid but does not belong to a recognized group or range