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Informations about the package functionflags

FunctionFlags

A library that aims to make it a bit easier to use PHP constants as function/method flags.

Flags can be defined and checked globally by calling FunctionFlags's static methods.

Flags can also be scoped to a class by creating a new FunctionFlags instance. Only flags defined in this instance will be matched

Installation

Requires PHP 8.1 or newer

  1. Install composer package

  2. Include FunctionFlags in your project

  3. Define some flags (Using static approach for demo)

  4. Add a function which accepts flags

  5. Use flags in function calls

Methods

Static Description
FunctionFlags::define(string\|array) Flag(s) to define as string or array of string. This method must be called before using the flag(s).
FunctionFlags::isset(constant) The constant you wish to check is set on your function or method call.
Instanced Description
new FunctionFlags(string\|array\|null) Flag(s) to define as string or array of string. This method must be called before using the flag(s).
FunctionFlags->define(string\|array) Flag(s) to define as string or array of string. This method must be called before using the flag(s).
FunctionFlags->isset(constant) The constant you wish to check is set on your function or method call.

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