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Informations about the package filter
PHPFluent\Filter
Provider a better API to handle Zend filters.
Installation
Package is available on Packagist, you can install it using Composer.
Usage
The static API was inspired on Respect\Validation.
Namespace Import
PHPFluent\Filter is namespaced, but you can make your life easier by importing a single class into your context:
Calling a filter
Calling multiple filters
Calling native PHP functions
Non-static API
You also can simply create an instance of PHPFluent\Filter\Builder.
Calling Builder class
PHPFluent\Filter\Builder implements __invoke() method, so you can do like:
Custom filters
You can use your own Zend filters.
For that purpose we provide a way to add your own namespaces/prefixes:
So, in the example above v::myFilter() will call My\Filter\PrefixMyFilter.
You can implement your own filter.
Filter factory
To create the filters by its name we use our Factory; there are two ways to change the Factory to be used.
Static calls
In the example above the defined factory will be used for all static calls.
Non-static calls
In the example above the defined factory will be used only for the $builder instance variable.
As you could note, the factory instance if optional, so, when you did defined a factory for the builder object it will
use the default one, defined on getDefaultFactory().
PHPFluent filters
key()
Allows to perform filters over an array key.
If you're looking for something more specific you should take a look on Zend\InputFilter.
