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[Utility & Helpers](/categories/utility) 4. / 5. brekitomasson/laravel-support-helpers AbandonedArchivedLibrary[Utility & Helpers](/categories/utility) brekitomasson/laravel-support-helpers ===================================== Helper methods in the spirit of Laravel's Arr and Str. v1.0.2(3y ago)71.0kMITPHP Since Sep 19Pushed 1y ago1 watchersCompare [ Source](https://github.com/BrekiTomasson/laravel-support-helpers)[ Packagist](https://packagist.org/packages/brekitomasson/laravel-support-helpers)[ RSS](/packages/brekitomasson-laravel-support-helpers/feed)WikiDiscussions main Synced today READMEChangelog (2)Dependencies (5)Versions (3)Used By (0) laravel-support-helpers ======================= [](#laravel-support-helpers) > **NOTE** This repository has been archived due to a lack of interest in maintaining it. Helper methods in the spirit of Laravel's native `Arr` and `Str`. Also offers a fluid `num($input)` helper method that allows you to manipulate numeric inputs with ease. Installation ============ [](#installation) ``` composer require brekitomasson/laravel-support-helpers ``` Usage ===== [](#usage) This library can be used in three ways, all offering more or less the same features and functionality. They are: 1. Instantiating the `Number` class with an input and running methods on the variable. 2. Using the `num()` helper method. 3. Calling static methods on the `Num` class. Note that the second option, the fluid helper method, is merely a shortcut to the first option, and the two are functionally interchangeable. The input is parsed and cleaned - if given as a string, the input is reduced to only the numeric values detected in the string. Decimal points **must** be stated with periods, as commas in the input string are filtered out. The string `'159,99'` will be parsed as the whole number `15999`. ``` $number = new \BrekiTomasson\Support\Number('234.22'); $number->add(3)->over(2)->toNumber(); // = 118.61 num('234.22')->add(3)->over(2)->toNumber(); // = 118.61 ``` The static methods are used internally by the library but can be called directly for simple one-off methods: ``` use BrekiTomasson\Support\Num; Num::percentOf(13, 49); // = 26.530612244898 ``` Available Methods ----------------- [](#available-methods) > Note that most of these methods return an instance of `Number` and can be chained one after another. To get the current result, use the `->toNumber()` method. The current value will be returned as a `float` or `int` based on whether it is a whole number or not. ### `add()` [](#add) Increases the current value by the given input. ### `decimal()` [](#decimal) Changes the current value to only the decimal portion of the current value. If the current value is a whole number, replaces the current value with `0`. See `integer()` for the corresponding method. ``` num(234.56)->decimal()->toNumber() // = 56 ``` ### `factors()` [](#factors) Returns an array containing the factors of the current value (except 1 and the value itself). Requires the current value to be a whole number, as factors cannot be calculated from values with decimal numbers. ``` num(39234)->factors() // = [2, 3, 6, 13, 26, 39, 78, 503, 1006, 1509, 3018, 6539, 13078, 19617] ``` ### `greaterThan()` [](#greaterthan) Returns `true` or `false` depending on if the current value is greater than the given input. See `lessThan()` for the corresponding method. ``` num(39)->greaterThan(50) // = false ``` ### `inRange()` [](#inrange) Returns `true` or `false` depending on if the current value is within a range defined by the two given inputs. Accepts a boolean as a third argument (defaults to `true`) to determine whether to allow exact matches with the min and max values in the range. ``` num(50)->inRange(20, 80) // = true num(10)->inRange(5, 10, false) // = false ``` ### `integer()` [](#integer) Changes the current value to only the integer portion of the current value. If the current value is a whole number, no change is made. See `decimal()` for the corresponding method. Note that this **does not** round the current value to the nearest whole number. ``` num(234.56)->integer()->toNumber() // = 234 ``` ### `lessThan()` [](#lessthan) Returns `true` or `false` depending on if the current value is less than the given input. See `greaterThan()` for the corresponding method. ``` num(39)->lessThan(50) // = true ``` ### `over()` [](#over) Divides the current value by the given input. ``` num(100)->over(5)->toNumber() // = 20 ``` ### `percentOf()` [](#percentof) Changes the current value to how many percent of the given input it is. ``` num(30)->percentOf(600)->toNumber() // = 5 ``` ### `roundToPart()` [](#roundtopart) Rounds the current value to the given input's "parts of one". If the given input is `4`, the current value is rounded to the nearest `1/4`, or `.25`. If the given input is `10`, the current value is rounded to the nearest tenth. `->roundToPart(1)` is functionally equivalent to rounding to the nearest whole number. ``` num(19.2342)->roundToPart(2)->toNumber() // = 19 num(19.2342)->roundToPart(3)->toNumber() // = 19.333333333333 num(19.2342)->roundToPart(10)->toNumber() // = 19.2 ``` ### `sub()` [](#sub) Reduces the current value by the given input. ### `times()` [](#times) Multiplies the current value by the given input. ### `withinRange()` [](#withinrange) Returns `true` or `false` depending on if the current value is within a given range of a given input. The first argument is the base value and the second argument is the range away from the base value to test. Accepts a boolean as a third argument (defaults to `true`) to determine whether to allow exact matches with the min and max values in the range. ``` num(10)->withinRange(13, 2) // = false // Since 10 is not within the range 11-15. num(19)->withinRange(15, 5) // = true // Since 19 is within the range 10-20. ``` TODO ==== [](#todo) The following is a list of things that are missing or incomplete, and which will be added to the library over the next couple of patches/versions. None of these changes are expected to break backwards compatibility. > PRs are always welcome! If you add a method, please update the documentation and the test suite accordingly. - Aliases for some less obviously named methods. - `dividedBy()` for `over()` - `get()` for `toNumber()` - `gt()` for `greaterThan()` - `lt()` for `lessThan()` - `minus()` for `sub()` - `multipliedBy()` for `times()` - `plus()` for `add()` - `format()` method to permit returning the value in a given format. - `isOdd()`, `isEven()` methods. - `isWhole()` - `toInt()` and `toFloat()` to force cast the current value to `int` or `float`. - `round()` method to return the value to a given number of decimal places. - Should return the whole number if called without arguments. - More mathematical functions. - See how uses `__call()` to reference some native PHP methods. Something similar could be done here. - "percent from" equivalent of the `percentOf()` method. ### Health Score 29 — LowBetter than 57% of packages Maintenance32 Infrequent updates — may be unmaintained Popularity19 Limited adoption so far Community7 Small or concentrated contributor base Maturity48 Maturing project, gaining track record Bus Factor1 Top contributor holds 100% of commits — single point of failure How is this calculated?**Maintenance (25%)** — Last commit recency, latest release date, and issue-to-star ratio. Uses a 2-year decay window. **Popularity (30%)** — Total and monthly downloads, GitHub stars, and forks. Logarithmic scaling prevents top-heavy scores. **Community (15%)** — Contributors, dependents, forks, watchers, and maintainers. 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