Str is useful for manipulating string data, you can instantiate it by calling the namespace.
use Str;Transliterate a UTF-8 value to ASCII:
echo Str::ascii("café äëïöü");Output:
cafe aeiouConvert a value to camel case:
echo Str::camel("hello world!");Output:
helloWorld!Determine if a given string contains a given substring, will return a bool:
echo Str::contains("Hello World!", "World");Output:
1Determine if a given string starts with a given substring, will return a bool:
echo Str::startsWith("Hello World!", "H");Output:
1Determine if a given string ends with a given substring, will return a bool:
echo Str::endsWith("Hello World!", "!");Output:
1Cap a string with a single instance of a given value:
echo Str::finish("Hello World!", "111");Output:
Hello World!111Cap a string with a single instance of a given value, will return a bool:
echo Str::is("Hello World!", "Hello World!");Output:
1Return the length of the given string:
echo Str::length("Hello World!");Output:
12Limit the number of characters in a string:
echo Str::limit("Hello World!", 5, "[...]");Output:
Hello[...]Convert the given string to lower-case:
echo Str::lower("Hello World!");Output:
hello world!Convert the given string to upper-case:
echo Str::upper("Hello World!");Output:
HELLO WORLD!Convert the given string to title case:
echo Str::title("hello world!");Output:
Hello World!Convert the given string to snake case:
echo Str::snake("Hello World!");Output:
hello_world!Convert the given string to studly case:
echo Str::studly("Hello World!");Output:
HelloWorld!Make a string's first character uppercase:
echo Str::ucfirst("hello world!");Output:
Hello world!Limit the number of words in a string:
echo Str::words("Nova Framework is a simple but powerful MVC PHP Framework for building web applications.", 10, "[...]");Output:
Nova Framework is a simple but powerful MVC PHP FrameworkGet the plural form of an English word:
echo Str::plural("World");Output:
WorldsGet the singular form of an English word:
echo Str::singular("Worlds");Output:
WorldGenerate a more truly "random" bytes:
echo Str::randomBytes(16);Output:
��3!��J�.wLZS*��OpenSSL must be enabled.
Generate a "random" alpha-numeric string.
Should not be considered sufficient for cryptography, etc:
echo Str::quickRandom(16);Output:
lVsrlIVt4hdUf8NnCompares two strings using a constant-time algorithm, will return a bool:
echo Str::equals("Nova Framework", "Nova Framework");Output:
1Generate a URL friendly "slug" from a given string:
echo Str::slug("Nova Framework", "-");Output:
nova-frameworkReturns the portion of string specified by the start and length parameters:
echo Str::substr("Nova Framework", 0, 4);Output:
Nova