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Informations about the package config

Phower Config

Simplified methods to handle configuration data in PHP.

Requirements

Phower Config requires:

Instalation

Add Phower Config to any PHP project using Composer:

Getting Started

An associative array can be used as configuration data to be handled on any application.

Include configuration

Optionally configuration data can be read from a plain PHP script returning an array:

Interface methods

Because we implemented ArrayAccess Interface and Magic Methods it's also possible to access configuration data in different styles:

Normalized key names

Since key names are normalized internally it's possible to relax on naming conventions:

Note that normalized key names can ride to duplicates which should be avoided by using some sort of naming convention when Phower Config instances are created. E.g always use snake-case or camel case on array element keys.

Read-only mode

By default instances are created read-only which means they can't be changed after creation. However this behaviour can be changed in two ways:

Note the argument of readOnly method is optional. When omitted the method returns the state of read-only mode; otherwise it sets its state to TRUE or FALSE.

Allow-override mode

Like in read-only mode it's also possible to control overrides in Phower Config instances. Initially overrides are not allowed but this can be changed like previously:

Note the argument of allowOverride method is optional. When omitted the method returns the state of allow-override mode; otherwise it sets its state to TRUE or FALSE.

Obviously overrides can only be done with read-only mode set to FALSE.

Changing configuration

When required to change configuration after creation that can be done by setting or removing keys:

Like in getting key values from configuration array access interface and magic methods are also available:

Checking configuration

To check if a given key exists in configuration another method is available:

Advanced Usage

In some situations may be required to export a configuration instance to array or merge another config object into the current instance. To provide these needs methods toArray and merge are available:

Running Tests

Tests are available in a separated namespace and can run with PHPUnit in the command line:

Coding Standards

Phower code is written under PSR-2 coding style standard. To enforce that CodeSniffer tools are also provided and can run as:

Reporting Issues

In case you find issues with this code please open a ticket in Github Issues at https://github.com/phower/config/issues.

Contributors

Open Source is made of contribuition. If you want to contribute to Phower please follow these steps:

  1. Fork latest version into your own repository.
  2. Write your changes or additions and commit them.
  3. Follow PSR-2 coding style standard.
  4. Make sure you have unit tests with full coverage to your changes.
  5. Go to Github Pull Requests at https://github.com/phower/config/pulls and create a new request.

Thank you!

Changes and Versioning

All relevant changes on this code are logged in a separated log file.

Version numbers follow recommendations from Semantic Versioning.

License

Phower code is maintained under The MIT License.

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