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Configure

A configuration repository for PHP projects.

Configure is a configuration repository for PHP projects. If your app depends on some sort of configuration settings, you can use Configure to handle them. It has a simple API and supports for different kinds of configuration file formats.

Install

You can install Configure via Composer:

{
    "require": {
        "petersuhm/configure": "dev-master"
    }
}

Basic usage

Using Configure is as simple as instantiating the ConfigurationRepository class and start adding settings to it:

$di->settings = new \Petersuhm\Configure\ConfigurationRepository();

$di->settings->set('template_path', '../templates');

Now you can start querying the repository:

$di->settings->get('template_path');

// You can also provide a default value to be returned
$di->settings->get('not_set', 'default_value');

Configure also has supports for arrays:


$di->settings->set([
    'lang' => 'da',
    'country' => 'dk'
]);

// Multi dimensional arrays will be flattened using dot notation
$di->settings->set([
    'localization' => [
        'lang' => 'da',
        'country' => 'dk'
    ]
]);
$di->settings->get('localization.lang');
$di->settings->get('localization.country');

Using configuration files

As of now, Configure supports YAML and PHP files.

# config.yml
localization:
    lang: da
    country: dk
app_name: Configure

# config.php
<?php

return array(

    'localization' => array(
        'lang' => 'da',
        'country' => 'dk'
    ),

    'app_name' => 'Configure'
);

In order to load the files, you need to create an instance of the relevant file loader class and provide it to the load() method on the repository:

$loader = new \Petersuhm\Configure\Loader\YamlFileLoader('config.yml');
// or
$loader = new \Petersuhm\Configure\Loader\ArrayFileLoader('config.php');

$di->settings->load($loader);

$di->settings->get('localization.lang');
$di->settings->get('app_name');

Testing

Configure is fully covered by unit tests. All code is written using a behavior driven approach with phpspec.

$ vendor/bin/phpspec run

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Configure

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Basic usage

Using configuration files

Testing

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