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Super powered collections

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The README.md

Collection

This library implements a few helpful collection classes and interfaces., (*1)

TypedArray

This class behaves exactly like an array, but only allows items of a specified type:, (*2)

$monkeys = new \Collection\TypedArray(Monkey::class);

$monkeys->add(new Monkey('Bubbles')); // OK
$monkeys[] = new Monkey('King Kong'); // OK
$monkeys->add(new Snake('Kaa')); // throws CollectionException

// You can iterate over the collection
foreach ($monkeys as $monkey) {
    echo $monkey->getName();
}

Adding items to a collection

You can add items in the regular array way:, (*3)

$monkeys[] = new Monkey('King Kong');

Or use the add() method, (*4)

$monkeys->add(new Monkey('King Kong'));

Identifiable interface

The Identifiable class forces a class to implement the identifier() method. This method should return a key that makes this instance of a class unique. Maybe it's an ID, a key, a name, or an email address, as long as it uniquely identifies the item., (*5)

class Monkey implements \Collection\Identifiable
{
    protected $name;
    public function __construct($name)
    {
        $this->name = $name;
    }

    public function identifier()
    {
        return $this->name;
    }
}

When adding instances of this class to a collection, the identifier will automatically be used as the key:, (*6)

$monkeys = new \Collection\TypedArray(Monkey::class);

$m1 = new Monkey('George');
$m2 = new Monkey('Koko');

$monkeys[] = $m1; // array contains 1 item
$monkeys[] = $m2; // array contains 2 item
$monkeys[] = $m2; // array still contains 2 items!
$monkeys->add($m2); // array still contains 2 items!

$monkeys->hasKey('George')); // returns true
$monkeys->hasKey('King Kong')); // returns false
isset($monkeys['George']); // returns true

Using collections in classes

class Zoo
{
    protected $monkeys;

    public function __construct()
    {
        $this->monkeys = new Collection\TypedArray(Monkey::class);
    }

    public function getMonkeys()
    {
        return $this->monkeys;
    }
}

$zoo = new Zoo();
$zoo->getMonkeys()->add(new Monkey('Koko');

foreach ($zoo->getMonkeys() as $monkey() {
}

The Versions

05/08 2017

dev-master

9999999-dev https://github.com/linkorb/collection

Super powered collections

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MIT

by LinkORB

collection array data structure linkorb php-ds

05/08 2017

v1.0.0

1.0.0.0 https://github.com/linkorb/collection

Super powered collections

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MIT

by LinkORB

collection array data structure linkorb php-ds