This package holds a simple class that may be used as an ancestor for your enum classes.
composer require greg0ire/enum
Extend the Greg0ire\Enum\AbstractEnum, define your enum key values as constants,
and Bob's your uncle. You can make the class abstract or final, as you see fit.
use Greg0ire\Enum\AbstractEnum;
final class DaysOfWeek extends AbstractEnum {
const Sunday = 0;
const Monday = 1;
const Tuesday = 2;
const Wednesday = 3;
const Thursday = 4;
const Friday = 5;
const Saturday = 6;
}Then, you may use the DaysOfWeek class for input validation:
DaysOfWeek::isValidName('Humpday'); // false
DaysOfWeek::isValidName('Monday'); // true
DaysOfWeek::isValidName('monday'); // false
DaysOfWeek::isValidName(0); // false
DaysOfWeek::isValidValue(0); // true
DaysOfWeek::isValidValue(5); // true
DaysOfWeek::isValidValue(7); // false
DaysOfWeek::isValidValue('Friday'); // falseBoth methods have an assert* counterpart that will throw a
Greg0ire\Enum\Exception\InvalidEnumValue exception:
DaysOfWeek::assertValidName(0); // InvalidEnumName
DaysOfWeek::assertValidValue('Friday'); // InvalidEnumValue
Additionally, you may get all the constants in your class as a hash:
DaysOfWeek::getConstants();
DaysOfWeek::getConstants('strtolower'); // Will combine your values with `DaysOfWeek::getKeys($callback)`.
DaysOfWeek::getConstants('strtolower', true); // Values combine with `DaysOfWeek::getClassPrefixedKeys($callback)`.
DaysOfWeek::getConstants('strtolower', true, '.'); // Same with `DaysOfWeek::getClassPrefixedKeys($callback, $separator)`.You may also get all the keys in your class as an array:
DaysOfWeek::getKeys();
DaysOfWeek::getKeys('strtolower'); // Will call `array_map` with the given callback.Or the key with the enum class prefix:
DaysOfWeek::getClassPrefixedKeys();
DaysOfWeek::getClassPrefixedKeys('strtolower'); // Will call `array_map` with the given callback.
DaysOfWeek::getClassPrefixedKeys('strtolower', '.'); // Replace the namespace separator ('_' by default).If you would like to get the keys from a value:
$key = DaysOfWeek::getKeysFromValue(1); // Monday will be assigned to $keyIf you have many keys with the same value you will get an array, and a value otherwise.
If you need to get the constants from a class you cannot modify, or from an
interface, or even from several classes / interfaces, you may override
AbstractEnum::getEnumTypes().
For example, if you have the following class and interface :
namespace Vendor\Namespace;
class ClassFromAVendor
{
const SOMETHING = 'something';
const SOMETHING_ELSE = 'something_else';
}namespace My\Namespace;
interface SomeInterface
{
const ANOTHER_CONST = 'another_const';
}You can get all three constants by creating this Enum :
use Greg0ire\Enum\AbstractEnum;
use My\Namespace\SomeInterface;
use Vendor\Namespace\ClassFromAVendor;
final class MyEnum extends AbstractEnum
{
protected static function getEnumTypes()
{
return [ClassFromAVendor::class, SomeInterface::class];
}
}Alternatively, you can specify a prefix for each type to avoid getting FQCNs in the hash keys.
use Greg0ire\Enum\AbstractEnum;
use My\Namespace\SomeInterface;
use Vendor\Namespace\ClassFromAVendor;
final class MyEnum extends AbstractEnum
{
protected static function getEnumTypes()
{
return [
'prefix1' => ClassFromAVendor::class,
'prefix2' => SomeInterface::class,
];
}
}If you want to get the constant label behind an enum value, you can instantiate
the GetLabel class and invoke it.
use Greg0ire\Enum\Bridge\Symfony\Translator\GetLabel;
$label = new GetLabel();
$label(Your\Enum\Class::VALUE, Your\Enum\Class::class);To enable translation, require the symfony/translation component
and pass a Symfony\Contracts\Translation\TranslationInterface instance on the
GetLabel constructor
use Greg0ire\Enum\Bridge\Symfony\Translator\GetLabel;
use Symfony\Contracts\Translation\TranslationInterface;
$label = new GetLabel($translator);
$label(Your\Enum\Class::VALUE, Your\Enum\Class::class);If you're using Symfony, alias the service and simply inject it.
If translations are enabled, the TranslatorInterface will be automatically injected.
services:
# ...
Greg0ire\Enum\Bridge\Symfony\Translator\GetLabel: "@greg0ire_enum.symfony.translator.get_label"public function index(GetLabel $label)
{
$label(Your\Enum\Class::VALUE, Your\Enum\Class::class);
$label(Your\Enum\Class::VALUE, Your\Enum\Class::class, 'another_domain'); // Change the translation domain
$label(Your\Enum\Class::VALUE, Your\Enum\Class::class, false); // Disable translation. In this case the class prefix wont be added
$label(Your\Enum\Class::VALUE, Your\Enum\Class::class, false, true); // Disable translation but keep class prefix
$label(Your\Enum\Class::VALUE, Your\Enum\Class::class, false, true, '.'); // Disable translation but keep class prefix with a custom separator
}greg0ire/enum integrates with other libraries. The list is available in the
suggest section of the Composer dependency manifest.
This package provides a "ready to use" symfony validator.
You have to require the symfony/validator package to get it working.
use Greg0ire\Enum\Bridge\Symfony\Validator\Constraint\Enum;
use Symfony\Component\Validator\Validation;
use Your\Namespace\EnumClass;
$validator = Validation::createValidator();
$violations = $validator->validateValue(42, new Enum(EnumClass::class));
// You can also show the constants keys on the error message:
$violations = $validator->validateValue(42, new Enum(['class' => EnumClass::class, 'showKeys' => true]));
// Enum constraint inherits from Choice constraint. You can use inherited options too:
$violations = $validator->validateValue(42, new Enum(['class' => EnumClass::class, 'strict' => true]));Another example with annotations:
use Doctrine\Common\Annotations\AnnotationRegistry;
use Greg0ire\Enum\Bridge\Symfony\Validator\Constraint\Enum as EnumAssert;
use Symfony\Component\Validator\Validation;
class MyClass
{
/**
* @EnumAssert("Your\Namespace\EnumClass")
*/
private $dummy;
public function __construct($dummy)
{
$this->dummy = $dummy
}
}
AnnotationRegistry::registerLoader('class_exists');
$validator = Validation::createValidatorBuilder()
->enableAnnotationMapping()
->getValidator();
$object = new MyClass(42);
$violations = $validator->validate($object);Note: You will have to get doctrine/annotations and doctrine/cache packages to get it working.
This package provides a "ready to use" symfony form type.
You have to require the symfony/form package to get it working.
use Greg0ire\Enum\Bridge\Symfony\Form\Type\EnumType;
use Symfony\Component\Form\Forms;
use Your\Namespace\EnumClass;
$formFactory = Forms::createFormFactory();
$view = $this->factory->create(EnumType::class, null, array(
'class' => EnumClass::class,
))->createView();This package comes with an EnumExtension Twig class. It contains a filter and some functions.
You have to require the twig/twig package to get it working.
The enum_label filter will try to return the constant label corresponding to the given value.
This filter relies on the Greg0ire\Enum\Bridge\Symfony\Translator\GetLabel service.
It will try to translate it if possible. To enable translation, require the symfony/translation component
and pass a Symfony\Contracts\Translation\TranslationInterface instance on the GetLabel constructor.
GetLabel instance will be injected on the EnumExtension constructor.
If translation is not available, you will have the default label with class prefixing.
Usage:
{{ value|enum_label('Your\\Enum\\Class') }}
{{ value|enum_label('Your\\Enum\\Class', 'another_domain') }} {# Change the translation domain #}
{{ value|enum_label('Your\\Enum\\Class', false) }} {# Disable translation. In this case the class prefix wont be added #}
{{ value|enum_label('Your\\Enum\\Class', false, true) }} {# Disable translation but keep class prefix #}
{{ value|enum_label('Your\\Enum\\Class', false, true, '.') }} {# Disable translation but keep class prefix with a custom separator #}The 3 available twig functions are ports of some AbstractEnum methods that can be useful in a twig template:
-
enum_get_constants=>AbstractEnum::getConstants -
enum_get_keys=>AbstractEnum::getKeys -
enum_get_class_prefixed_keys=>AbstractEnum::getClassPrefixedKeys
The arguments are exactly the same except you have to specify the targeted class first (as enum_label filter).
Here is a concrete example with enum_get_constants function:
{% for enum_key, enum_value in enum_get_constants('Your\\Enum\\Class') %}
{{ enum_key }} -> {{ enum_value }}
{% endfor %}On Symfony projects, the extension can be autoloaded.
First, you have to require the symfony/framework-bundle and symfony/twig-bundle packages, or use Symfony fullstack.
Then, register the bundle in the kernel of your application:
// app/AppKernel.php
public function registerBundles()
{
$bundles = [
// ...
new Greg0ire\Enum\Bridge\Symfony\Bundle\Greg0ireEnumBundle(),
];
// ...
return $bundles
}That's all. You can now directly use the filter.
see CONTRIBUTING.md
This is a shameless rip-off of this Stack Overflow answer, with one
modification: the getConstants method has been made public so that it is
available for building choice widgets, for instance. If you want to give credit
to someone for this, give it to Brian Cline
