lukasss93 / smatch
Match for PHP 7.3 and PHP 7.4
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Requires
- php: ^7.3|^7.4
Requires (Dev)
- ext-mbstring: *
- phpunit/phpunit: ^9.5
This package is auto-updated.
Last update: 2024-10-29 06:12:36 UTC
README
Smatch
Match for PHP 7.3 and PHP 7.4
🚀 Installation
You can install the package using composer:
composer require lukasss93/smatch
👓 Usage
Structure of a smatch function
$result = smatch('apple') ->case('pear', 'tasty') ->case('apple', 'delicious') ->case('banana', 'yellow') ->get(); // $result = 'delicious'
Case methods value can accept a closure too.
$result = smatch('apple') ->case('pear', fn () => 'tasty') ->case('apple', fn () => 'delicious') ->case('banana', fn () => 'yellow') ->get(); // $result = 'delicious'
Case method may contain an array of values
$result = smatch('chair') ->case(['apple', 'pear', 'banana'], 'fruit') ->case(['table', 'chair'], 'furniture') ->get(); // $result = 'furniture'
A special case is the fallback pattern. This pattern matches anything that wasn't previously matched.
$result = smatch('strawberry') ->case('pear', 'tasty') ->case('apple', 'delicious') ->case('banana', 'yellow') ->fallback('invalid') ->get(); // $result = 'invalid'
Fallback method can accept a closure too.
$result = smatch('strawberry') ->case('pear', 'tasty') ->case('apple', 'delicious') ->case('banana', 'yellow') ->fallback(fn () => 'invalid') ->get(); // $result = 'invalid'
Note: Multiple fallback methods will override the last one.
A smatch function must be exhaustive. If the subject function is not handled by any case method an UnhandledSmatchException is thrown.
Example of an unhandled smatch function
try { $result = smatch('strawberry') ->case('pear', 'tasty') ->case('apple', 'delicious') ->case('banana', 'yellow') ->get(); } catch (UnhandledSmatchException $e){ echo $e->getMessage(); } // $e->getMessage() = Unhandled smatch value of type string
Using getOr method to handle missing fallback method
$result = smatch('car') ->case('pear', 'tasty') ->case('apple', 'delicious') ->case('banana', 'yellow') ->getOr(fn () => 'complex logic'); // $result = 'complex logic'
Using smatch function to handle non identity checks
It is possible to use a smatch function to handle non-identity conditional cases by using true as the subject function.
Using a generalized smatch function to branch on integer ranges
$age = 23; $result = smatch(true) ->case($age >= 65, 'senior') ->case($age >= 25, 'adult') ->case($age >= 18, 'young adult') ->fallback('kid') ->get(); // $result = 'young adult'
Using a generalized smatch function to branch on string content
$text = 'Bienvenue chez nous'; $result = smatch(true) ->case(str_contains($text, 'Welcome') || str_contains($text, 'Hello'), 'en') ->case(str_contains($text, 'Bienvenue') || str_contains($text, 'Bonjour'), 'fr') ->get(); // $result = 'fr'
⚗️ Testing
composer test
📃 Changelog
Please see the CHANGELOG.md for more information on what has changed recently.
🏅 Credits
📖 License
Please see the LICENSE.md file for more information.