D 2015-01-05T20:35:29.190
L hybrid7\slibraries
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U mario
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<h3> hybrid7 libraries </h3>
This repository contains a few asorted components for common PHP tasks, which follow a more hybrid/fluent interface approach.
* [input](wiki/input) wraps PHP superglobal input vars with on-the-spot filtering backends.<br>
print $_REQUEST->text->spaces->html["content"]
* [db](wiki/db) provides a convenient wrapper and complex array placeholders atop PDO.<br>
db("UPDATE tbl SET :, WHERE :&", $newdata, $keys)->rowCount();
* [curl](wiki/curl) adds a fluent and conveniently prefix-free API onto curl and curl_multi.
curl($url)->post(1)->postfields($data)->exec();
* [log](wiki/log) is an experimental struct-logging backend, with Ruby-style :token params.
Å‚(':warn', ':auth', "Permission denied", $userObj, ':backtrace');
* [template](wiki/template) was a concept for plainer ties between application code and output logic. <small>(obsolete, unused)</small>
include(template("forum/entry", $vars));
The repo name "hybrid7" alludes to the previous project name (<i>overcome by "events"</i> ;) and the original intend to have at least 7 reusable/universal components. However unless it provides a sufficient benefit over existing code or warrants the <em>hybrid</em> title, I don't feel like reinventing further wheels here.
Some subprojects that originated in this context, like [shared.phar](https://fossil.include-once.org/canonic_autoloader), have been externalized already. The [log] module might be suitable as independent project as well.
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