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 A PHP string manipulation library with multibyte support. Offers both OO method chaining and a procedural-style static wrapper. Tested and compatible with PHP 5.3+ and HHVM. Inspired by underscore.string.js. [](https://travis-ci.org/danielstjules/Stringy) * [Requiring/Loading](#requiringloading) * [OO and Procedural](#oo-and-procedural) * [Implemented Interfaces](#implemented-interfaces) * [PHP 5.6 Creation](#php-56-creation) * [Methods](#methods) * [at](#at) * [camelize](#camelize) * [chars](#chars) * [collapseWhitespace](#collapsewhitespace) * [contains](#contains) * [containsAll](#containsall) * [containsAny](#containsany) * [countSubstr](#countsubstr) * [create](#create) * [dasherize](#dasherize) * [endsWith](#endswith) * [ensureLeft](#ensureleft) * [ensureRight](#ensureright) * [first](#first) * [getEncoding](#getencoding) * [hasLowerCase](#haslowercase) * [hasUpperCase](#hasuppercase) * [humanize](#humanize) * [insert](#insert) * [isAlpha](#isalpha) * [isAlphanumeric](#isalphanumeric) * [isBlank](#isblank) * [isHexadecimal](#ishexadecimal) * [isJson](#isjson) * [isLowerCase](#islowercase) * [isSerialized](#isserialized) * [isUpperCase](#isuppercase) * [last](#last) * [length](#length) * [longestCommonPrefix](#longestcommonprefix) * [longestCommonSuffix](#longestcommonsuffix) * [longestCommonSubstring](#longestcommonsubstring) * [lowerCaseFirst](#lowercasefirst) * [pad](#pad) * [padBoth](#padboth) * [padLeft](#padleft) * [padRight](#padright) * [regexReplace](#regexreplace) * [removeLeft](#removeleft) * [removeRight](#removeright) * [replace](#replace) * [reverse](#reverse) * [safeTruncate](#safetruncate) * [shuffle](#shuffle) * [slugify](#slugify) * [startsWith](#startswith) * [substr](#substr) * [surround](#surround) * [swapCase](#swapcase) * [tidy](#tidy) * [titleize](#titleize) * [toAscii](#toascii) * [toLowerCase](#tolowercase) * [toSpaces](#tospaces) * [toTabs](#totabs) * [toTitleCase](#totitlecase) * [toUpperCase](#touppercase) * [trim](#trim) * [truncate](#truncate) * [underscored](#underscored) * [upperCamelize](#uppercamelize) * [upperCaseFirst](#uppercasefirst) * [Links](#links) * [Tests](#tests) * [License](#license) ## Requiring/Loading If you're using Composer to manage dependencies, you can include the following in your composer.json file: ```json { "require": { "danielstjules/stringy": "~1.9" } } ``` Then, after running `composer update` or `php composer.phar update`, you can load the class using Composer's autoloading: ```php require 'vendor/autoload.php'; ``` Otherwise, you can simply require the file directly: ```php require_once 'path/to/Stringy/src/Stringy.php'; // or require_once 'path/to/Stringy/src/StaticStringy.php'; ``` And in either case, I'd suggest using an alias. ```php use Stringy\Stringy as S; // or use Stringy\StaticStringy as S; ``` ## OO and Procedural The library offers both OO method chaining with `Stringy\Stringy`, as well as procedural-style static method calls with `Stringy\StaticStringy`. An example of the former is the following: ```php use Stringy\Stringy as S; echo S::create('Fòô Bàř', 'UTF-8')->collapseWhitespace()->swapCase(); // 'fÒÔ bÀŘ' ``` `Stringy\Stringy` has a __toString() method, which returns the current string when the object is used in a string context, ie: `(string) S::create('foo') // 'foo'` Using the static wrapper, an alternative is the following: ```php use Stringy\StaticStringy as S; $string = S::collapseWhitespace('Fòô Bàř', 'UTF-8'); echo S::swapCase($string, 'UTF-8'); // 'fÒÔ bÀŘ' ``` ## Implemented Interfaces `Stringy\Stringy` implements the `IteratorAggregate` interface, meaning that `foreach` can be used with an instance of the class: ``` php $stringy = S::create('Fòô Bàř', 'UTF-8'); foreach ($stringy as $char) { echo $char; } // 'Fòô Bàř' ``` It implements the `Countable` interface, enabling the use of `count()` to retrieve the number of characters in the string: ``` php $stringy = S::create('Fòô', 'UTF-8'); count($stringy); // 3 ``` Furthermore, the `ArrayAccess` interface has been implemented. As a result, `isset()` can be used to check if a character at a specific index exists. And since `Stringy\Stringy` is immutable, any call to `offsetSet` or `offsetUnset` will throw an exception. `offsetGet` has been implemented, however, and accepts both positive and negative indexes. Invalid indexes result in an `OutOfBoundsException`. ``` php $stringy = S::create('Bàř', 'UTF-8'); echo $stringy[2]; // 'ř' echo $stringy[-2]; // 'à' isset($stringy[-4]); // false $stringy[3]; // OutOfBoundsException $stringy[2] = 'a'; // Exception ``` ## PHP 5.6 Creation As of PHP 5.6, [`use function`](https://wiki.php.net/rfc/use_function) is available for importing functions. Stringy exposes a namespaced function, `Stringy\create`, which emits the same behaviour as `Stringy\Stringy::create()`. If running PHP 5.6, or another runtime that supports the `use function` syntax, you can take advantage of an even simpler API as seen below: ``` php use function Stringy\create as s; // Instead of: S::create('Fòô Bàř', 'UTF-8') s('Fòô Bàř', 'UTF-8')->collapseWhitespace()->swapCase(); ``` ## Methods In the list below, any static method other than S::create refers to a method in `Stringy\StaticStringy`. For all others, they're found in `Stringy\Stringy`. Furthermore, all methods that return a Stringy object or string do not modify the original. Stringy objects are immutable. *Note: If `$encoding` is not given, it defaults to `mb_internal_encoding()`.* #### at $stringy->at(int $index) S::at(int $index [, string $encoding ]) Returns the character at $index, with indexes starting at 0. ```php S::create('fòô bàř', 'UTF-8')->at(6); S::at('fòô bàř', 6, 'UTF-8'); // 'ř' ``` #### camelize $stringy->camelize(); S::camelize(string $str [, string $encoding ]) Returns a camelCase version of the string. Trims surrounding spaces, capitalizes letters following digits, spaces, dashes and underscores, and removes spaces, dashes, as well as underscores. ```php S::create('Camel-Case')->camelize(); S::camelize('Camel-Case'); // 'camelCase' ``` #### chars $stringy->chars(); S::chars(string $str [, string $encoding ]) Returns an array consisting of the characters in the string. ```php S::create('Fòô Bàř', 'UTF-8')->chars(); S::chars('Fòô Bàř', 'UTF-8'); // array(F', 'ò', 'ô', ' ', 'B', 'à', 'ř') ``` #### collapseWhitespace $stringy->collapseWhitespace() S::collapseWhitespace(string $str [, string $encoding ]) Trims the string and replaces consecutive whitespace characters with a single space. This includes tabs and newline characters, as well as multibyte whitespace such as the thin space and ideographic space. ```php S::create(' Ο συγγραφέας ')->collapseWhitespace(); S::collapseWhitespace(' Ο συγγραφέας '); // 'Ο συγγραφέας' ``` #### contains $stringy->contains(string $needle [, boolean $caseSensitive = true ]) S::contains(string $haystack, string $needle [, boolean $caseSensitive = true [, string $encoding ]]) Returns true if the string contains $needle, false otherwise. By default, the comparison is case-sensitive, but can be made insensitive by setting $caseSensitive to false. ```php S::create('Ο συγγραφέας είπε', 'UTF-8')->contains('συγγραφέας'); S::contains('Ο συγγραφέας είπε', 'συγγραφέας', 'UTF-8'); // true ``` #### containsAll $stringy->containsAll(array $needles [, b