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PHPKIT

PHPKIT is a versatile toolkit designed to simplify various tasks in PHP. It provides a set of classes and functions to handle JSON files, print arrays or strings, read and write files, and execute JavaScript code from PHP. Below are the key components of PHPKIT and examples of how to use them.

Namespace​

The script resides in the namespace:

use PHPKIT;

JSON​

The json class allows you to work with JSON files.

$json = new json($filename);
$json->get("projectName"); // Retrieve the value for the key "projectName"
$json->getall(); // Retrieve the entire JSON array

Printt​

The printt function prints arrays or strings.

$array = [
    "name" => "Tom"
];

$string = "hello world";

printt($array); // Print the array
printt($string); // Print the string
// or
p($string); // Print the string using the shorthand function

Open​

The Open class allows you to read and write files.

Read a file​

printt(new Open($filename)->read()); // Read and print the file content

Write a file​

$string = "hello world";

new Open($filename)->write($string); // Write the string to the file

Open JSON​

Read a JSON file​

printt(new Open($filename)->json()); // Read and print the JSON file content

Write a JSON file​

$array =  [
    "name" => "Mari"
];

new Open($filename)->json($array); // Write the array to the JSON file

reloadjs​

The reloadjs function reloads the page using JavaScript.

reloadjs(); // Outputs: <script>window.location.reload();</script>

JS​

The js function allows you to execute JavaScript code from PHP.

js("console.log('Hello World!')"); // Outputs: "<script>console.log('Hello World!')</script>"