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cnp/php-utilities
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Generic PHP functions for standardized data manipulation.

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PHP-Utilities
=============

[](#php-utilities)

Generic PHP functions for data manipulation.

Functions
---------

[](#functions)

### getAcfFieldsAsArray

[](#getacffieldsasarray)

Gets a bunch of specific ACF fields at once. Especially useful for option page settings, which only have a way to get one field at a time.

#### Parameters

[](#parameters)

`$fields_names_arr` (array|required): An array of the field names.

`$option` (boolean|optional): Set to true if the fields are from an options page.

#### Return Values

[](#return-values)

`$data_arr` (array): Data array keyed to the field names from the input array.

### multidimensionalArrayMap

[](#multidimensionalarraymap)

Like array\_map, but for multidimensional arrays.

#### Parameters

[](#parameters-1)

`$function` The callback function to apply to each value of the array

`$array` The multi-dimensional array

#### Return Values

[](#return-values-1)

(array) The formatted array.

### parseClassesAsArray

[](#parseclassesasarray)

Take a string or array of classes, trim them and then return classes as an array.

#### Parameters

[](#parameters-2)

`$classes` (required): An flat array or comma-delimited string of classes.

#### Return Values

[](#return-values-2)

(boolean or array) If the formatted array is empty, returns false. Otherwise, returns array of classes.

### printOnPresent

[](#printonpresent)

Like the proverbial weasel, this function pops out markup if data is present. It's a more efficient way of doing an `if ( '' !== $data )` or `if ( !empty( $data ) )` check: 3 lines for the price of one!

If you pass in a function name, the function will be executed. You can use anonymous functions too!

#### Usage

[](#usage)

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