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Temperature ValueObject for PHP. Easy to use with implementation of Kelvin, Celsius and Fahrenheit
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This repository provides Temperature ValueObject implementation for PHP that is easy to use and easily allow your classes to
depend on Temperature object instead of just float or string., (*2)
You can install this package via composer, (*3)
composer require php-value-object/temperature, (*4)
``` php function isItWarm(Temperature $temperature) : bool { $hot = new Celsius(23); if($temperature->gte($hot)) { return true; // t-shirt time }, (*5)
return false; // jacket time
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$temperature = new Kelvin(0); isItWarm($temperature); // false, (*7)
## Usage The temperature classes are supported: `Celsius`, `Fahrenheit` and `Kelvin`. It is possible to compare them via helper methods: * `eq` - equals * `gt` - greater than * `gte` - greater than or equals * `lt` - less than * `lte` - less than or equals * `compareTo` - returns -1, 0, 1 if less than, equal or greater than To introduce new temperature class simply extend Temperature. ## Licence MIT ## Contributing Any contributions are welcome ## Building & Development The easiest way how to develop is to `git clone` and run `make`
git clone git@github.com:PHPValueObject/Temperature.git temperature cd temperature make ```, (*8)
Temperature ValueObject for PHP. Easy to use with implementation of Kelvin, Celsius and Fahrenheit
MIT
Temperature ValueObject for PHP. Easy to use with implementation of Kelvin, Celsius and Fahrenheit
MIT
Temperature ValueObject for PHP. Easy to use with implementation of Kelvin, Celsius and Fahrenheit
MIT