library vourto

vourto/vourto

PHPLib for code optimization and clean.

DOCUMENTATION V1.0.0

Vourto is a PHP library that allows agility and usability on the code. The best solution currently., _(*1)

Installing

You can download the library using Composer (recommended) or simply download it directly from GitHub repository., _(*2)

Composer

Download the composer file (composer.json) from our repository to you local/public server or copy the below code, _(*3)

{
    "name": "vourto/vourto",
    "description": "PHPLib for code optimization and clean.",
    "type": "library",
    "keywords": ["Vourto", "lib"],
    "license": "MIT",
    "authors": [
        {
            "name": "Mauro Alexandre",
            "email": "profissionalweb04@gmail.com",
            "role": "Development"
        }
    ],
    "require": {
        "php": "^5.6.2 || ^7.0"
    }
}

composer require vourto/vourto


### Direct download
Clone the repository



git clone https://github.com/developerdevice/Vourto.git


or [download directly](https://github.com/developerdevice/Vourto/archive/master.zip)


## Integrating

To use the library you must include autoload.php in your application



require_once "Vourto/autoload.php";



See below the syntax for better learning




$app = Prop::exec(method [POST | GET], data [array], callback [function]);



NOTE: if isn’t defined the callback returns true case onsuccess event be acioned.

the first example verifies if `$_GET['id']` exists and returns a notice error.




require_once "Vourto/autoload.php";

$app = Prop::exec(
    $_GET,
    array("profile" => array(
        "id" => array(
        "callback" => "ID cannot be empty"
        )
    ))
);
echo $app->getStd();
$app->close();

//output (onfail)
//ID cannot be empty

//output (onsuccess)
//true




You can use a callback in the event onsuccess




$app = Prop::exec(
    $_GET,
    array("profile" => array(
        "id" => array(
        "callback" => "ID cannot be empty"
        )
    )),
    function(){
        //code here
});

//output (onfail)
//ID cannot be empty

//output (onsuccess)
//[generated the code]




The next examples verifies if id exists and if it's length is < 4 or > 11




require_once "Vourto/autoload.php";

$app = Prop::exec(
    $_GET,
    array("profile" => array(
        "id" => array(
        "minlegth" => array("value" => 4, "callback" => "ID must be at least 4 characters"),
        "maxlegth" => array("value" => 11, "callback" => "ID must be a maximum of 11 characters"),
        "callback" => "ID cannot be empty"
        )
    )),
    function(){
        header("location: page.php?id=${_GET["id"]}");
});
echo $app->getStd();
$app->close();



The code above is equivalent to the below code




if(isset($_GET["id"] === false)){
echo "ID cannot be empty";
}elseif(strlen($_GET["id"]) < 4){
echo "ID must be at least 4 characteres";
}elseif(strlen($_GET["id"]) > 11){
echo "ID must be a maximum of 11 characters";
}else{
header("location: page.php?id=${_GET["id"]}");
}

Now try verifying 2 elements using a lot of if statement's and compare it to using Vourto LIB., _(*4)

There are yet another functions: - type [numeric, double…] - pattern [regex], _(*5)

To see more examples: search the path named /bin/ and open the examples files., _(*6)

Support or Contact

Having trouble with lib ? Contact me and I'll help you sort it out., _(*7)