Parkour

A collection of utilities to manipulate arrays.

The aim of this library is to provide a consistent API, unlike the one natively implemented in PHP.

Examples

Using your own functions:

Parkour\Traverse::filter([5, 15, 20], function($value) {
	return $value > 10;
});

// [15, 20]

Using some of the built-in functors:

Parkour\Traverse::filter([5, 15, 20], new Parkour\Functor\Greater(10));
// [15, 20]

Parkour\Traverse::map([10, 20], new Parkour\Functor\Multiply(2), 0);
// [20, 40]

Parkour\Traverse::reduce([10, 20], new Parkour\Functor\Add(), 0);
// 30

API

Traverse

use Parkour\Traverse;

each(), map(), mapKeys(), filter(), reject(), reduce(), find(), findKey(), some(), every().

each()

Traverse::each(['foo' => 'bar'], function($value, $key) {
	echo "$key: $value";
});

// foo: bar

map()

$data = [
	'foo' => 1,
	'bar' => 2
];

Traverse::map($data, function($value, $key) {
	return $value * 2;
});

// [
// 	'foo' => 2,
// 	'bar' => 4
// ]

mapKeys()

$data = [
	'foo' => 1,
	'bar' => 2
];

Traverse::mapKeys($data, function($value, $key) {
	return strtoupper($key);
});

// [
// 	'FOO' => 1,
// 	'BAR' => 2
// ]

filter()

$data = [
	'foo' => true,
	'bar' => false
];

Traverse::filter($data, function($value, $key) {
	return $value === true;
});

// [
// 	'foo' => true
// ]

reject()

$data = [
	'foo' => true,
	'bar' => false
];

Traverse::reject($data, function($value, $key) {
	return $value === true;
});

// [
// 	'bar' => false
// ]

reduce()

Traverse::reduce([1, 2], function($memo, $value, $key) {
	return $memo + $value;
}, 0);

// 3

Using built-in functors:

Traverse::reduce([1, 2], new Parkour\Functor\Add(), 0); // 3
Traverse::reduce([2, 2], new Parkour\Functor\Mutiply(), 2); // 8

find()

$data = [
	'foo' => 'PHP',
	'bar' => 'JavaScript'
];

Traverse::find($data, function($value, $key) {
	return $key === 'foo';
});

// 'PHP'

findKey()

$data = [
	'foo' => 'PHP',
	'bar' => 'JavaScript'
];

Traverse::findKey($data, function($value, $key) {
	return $value === 'PHP';
});

// 'foo'

some()

Traverse::some([5, 10, 20], function($value, $key) {
	return $value > 10;
});

// true

Using a built-in functor:

Traverse::some([1, 2], new Parkour\Functor\AlwaysFalse()); // false

every()

Traverse::every([1, 2], function($value, $key) {
	return $value === 1;
});

// false

Using a built-in functor:

Traverse::every([1, 2], new Parkour\Functor\AlwaysTrue()); // true

Transform

use Parkour\Transform;

combine(), normalize(), reindex(), merge().

combine()

$data = [
	['id' => 12, 'name' => 'foo'],
	['id' => 37, 'name' => 'bar']
];

Transform::combine($data, function($row, $key) {
	yield $row['id'] => $row['name'];
});

// [
// 	12 => 'foo',
// 	37 => 'bar'
// ]

normalize()

$data = [
	'foo' => 'bar'
	'baz'
];

Transform::normalize($data, true);

// [
// 	'foo' => 'bar',
// 	'baz' => true
// ]

reindex()

$data = ['foo' => 'bar'];

Transform::reindex($data, [
	'foo' => 'baz'
]);

// [
// 	'baz' => 'bar'
// ]

merge()

$first = [
	'one' => 1,
	'two' => 2,
	'three' => [
		'four' => 4,
		'five' => 5
	]
];

$second = [
	'two' => 'two',
	'three' => [
		'four' => 'four'
	]
];

Transform::merge($first, $second);

// [
// 	'one' => 1,
// 	'two' => 'two',
// 	'three' => [
// 		'four' => 'four',
// 		'five' => 5
// 	]
// ]

Access

use Parkour\Access;

has(), get(), set(), update().

has()

$data = [
	'a' => 'foo',
	'b' => [
		'c' => 'bar'
	]
];

Access::has($data, 'b.c'); // true
Access::has($data, ['b', 'c']); // true

get()

$data = [
	'a' => 'foo',
	'b' => [
		'c' => 'bar'
	]
];

Access::get($data, 'a'); // 'foo'
Access::get($data, 'b.c'); // 'bar'
Access::get($data, ['b', 'c']); // 'bar'

set()

$data = [
	'a' => 'foo',
	'b' => [
		'c' => 'bar'
	]
];

$data = Access::set($data, 'a', 'a');
$data = Access::set($data, 'b.c', 'c');
$data = Access::set($data, ['b', 'd'], 'd');

// [
// 	'a' => 'a',
// 	'b' => [
// 		'c' => 'c',
// 		'd' => 'd'
// 	]
// ]

update()

$data = [
	'a' => 'foo',
	'b' => [
		'c' => 'bar'
	]
];

$data = Access::update($data, 'a', function($value) {
	return strtoupper($value);	
});

$data = Access::update($data, 'b.c', function($value) {
	return $value . $value;
});

$data = Access::update($data, ['b', 'd'], 'd');

// [
// 	'a' => 'FOO',
// 	'b' => [
// 		'c' => 'barbar'
// 	]
// ]

Functors

Add, AlwaysFalse, AlwaysTrue, Cunjunct, Disjunct, Divide, Equal, Greater, GreaterOrEqual, Identical, Identity, Lower, LowerOrEqual, Multiply, NotEqual, NotIdentical, Substract.

The vast majority of these functors can be used in two different ways.

Without any configuration:

$Add = new Parkour\Functor\Add();
Traverse::reduce([10, 20], $Add, 0);

// is equivalent to:
Traverse::reduce([10, 20], function($memo, $value) {
	return $memo + $value;
}, 0);

Or with a fixed parameter:

$Add = new Parkour\Functor\Add(5);
Traverse::map([10, 20], $Add, 0);

// is equivalent to:
Traverse::map([10, 20], function($value) {
	return $value + 5;
}, 0);

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Examples

API

Traverse

each()

map()

mapKeys()

filter()

reject()

reduce()

find()

findKey()

some()

every()

Transform

combine()

normalize()

reindex()

merge()

Access

has()

get()

set()

update()

Functors

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