wdalmut / simplini
A simple INI reader. This project is heavly inspired to Zend_Config_Ini
0.0.2
2014-03-24 20:56 UTC
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Last update: 2024-11-09 14:55:33 UTC
README
A simple INI reader. This project is heavly inspired to
Zend_Config_Ini
Unit Testing Status
Sections
Simplini allow multiple sections and section (multiple sections) override(s).
[prod] a="ciao" b=hello [dev : prod] a="ecco"
Force the dev state:
<?php $conf = new Config(); $conf->load(__DIR__ . '/my.ini', 'dev'); echo $conf->prod()->a; // will echo "ecco"
Arrays
Array support
a[] = one a[] = two a[] = three
<?php $conf = new Config(); $conf->load(__DIR__ . '/my.ini'); var_dump(conf->a); // array(one,two,three)
Nested objects
Nested Objects
[production] a.b.c = "Hello"
<?php $conf = new Config(); $conf->load(__DIR__ . '/my.ini'); echo conf->production()->a->b-c; // will echo "hello"
Multiple sections
[mysql] db.host = "localhost" db.user = "user" db.password = "password" [redis] nosql.a.host = "localhost" nosql.b.host = "192.168.2.2"
<?php $conf = new Config(); $conf->load(__DIR__ . '/my.ini'); echo $conf->mysql()->db->host; // localhost echo $conf->redis()->nosql->b->host; // 192.168.2.2
Override strategies
You have three types of overrides.
[prod] a = hello [dev : prod] a = ciao [mysql] host = localhost [dm : mysql] host = 192.168.2.2 [redis] host = localhost [rd : redis] host = 192.168.3.3
Override all
<?php $conf = new Config(); $conf->load(__DIR__ . '/a.ini', true); echo $conf->prod()->a; // echo ciao echo $conf->mysql()->host; // echo 192.168.2.2 echo $conf->redis()->host; // echo 192.168.3.3
Override only one section
<?php $conf = new Config(); $conf->load(__DIR__ . '/a.ini', 'dev'); echo $conf->prod()->a; // echo ciao echo $conf->mysql()->host; // echo localhost echo $conf->redis()->host; // echo localhost
Override a group of sections
<?php $conf = new Config(); $conf->load(__DIR__ . '/a.ini', array('dev', 'dm')); echo $conf->prod()->a; // echo ciao echo $conf->mysql()->host; // echo 192.168.2.2 echo $conf->redis()->host; // echo localhost