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A micro, no frills, configuration interface for PHP
Usage:, (*1)
$handler = new \UConfig\INIFileHandler('/path/to/config.ini');
$defaults = [
'section' => [
'bar' => 1,
'zoo' => 2,
],
];
$config = new \UConfig\Config($defaults);
$config->addHandler(new \UConfig\INIFileHandler('/path/to/config.ini'));
$bar = $config->get('section', 'bar');
// $bar = 1
try {
$config->get('nonexistent', 'bar');
} catch ( \UConfig\SectionNotFoundException $ex ) {
die("Section not found: " . $ex->getMessage());
} catch ( \UConfig\OptionNotFoundException $ex ) {
die("Option not found: " . $ex->getMessage());
}
Configuration is handled by configuration handlers. To implement a
new handler, add a class that implements the UConfig\Handler
interface, with a method called load() that returns a configuration
array, which must be structured as follows:, (*2)
$config = [
'section' => [
'key1' => value,
'key2' => value,
//(...)
],
'anothersection' => [
'key1' => value,
'key2' => value,
//(...)
]
]
A UConfig\Config object may have many handlers attached to it. Use
the addHandler() method to add handlers. Configuration is loaded in
sequence, with later handler overriding previous ones., (*3)
Currently, only the UConfig\INIFileHandler is provided. Other
handlers may be added in the future., (*4)
A micro, no frills, configuration interface for PHP
MIT
A micro, no frills, configuration interface for PHP
MIT