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Evaluate some coditions as tree (AND/OR) and return true/false. v1.0.3(4y ago)08MITPHP Since Aug 21Pushed 4y ago1 watchersCompare [ Source](https://github.com/hdgarau/logic-gate)[ Packagist](https://packagist.org/packages/hdgarau/logic-gate)[ RSS](/packages/hdgarau-logic-gate/feed)WikiDiscussions master Synced yesterday READMEChangelog (3)Dependencies (2)Versions (6)Used By (0) logic-gate ========== [](#logic-gate) Description: ------------ [](#description) With LogicGate you can define an evaluable-logic-tree then evaluate a value or filter an array. This could be useful when you need to do one or more complex filters. A LogicRoot object has one o more LogicGate (or any object that implements iEvaluable interface, even another LogicRoot object) objects. You can evaluate a single LogicGate object too. Use: ---- [](#use) ### LogicGate Operators [](#logicgate-operators) There are ford operators allowed: - LogicGate::OP\_EQ (=) - LogicGate::OP\_GT (>) - LogicGate::OP\_LT (<) - LogicGate::OP\_REGEX (~) You can add LogicGate::OP\_NOT (!) Before it to negate condition. You can use a callable object instead an operator #### Examples [](#examples) ``` //Using '!=' $gate1 = new LogicGate(4,LogicGate::OP_NOT . LogicGate::OP_EQ); $gate1->test(1); //true $gate1->test(4); //false //Using '>' in a array $gate2 = new LogicGate(18,LogicGate::OP_GT); $arr_filtered = $gate2->filter([21,3,33]); // [0=>21,2=>33] //Using a function //the function must have two arguments: // - the value to check // - value of gate $fx = function($val, $ref) { return $val->prop1 == $ref;}; $gate3 = new LogicGate(5,$fx); $gate3->test((object)['prop1'=>5]); //true ``` ### How to use [](#how-to-use) - You can define a RootGate (tree) with three different ways: - Using methods 'addAND' and 'addOR' - Using an array. - Using a string. ### Using 'add' methods [](#using-add-methods) That is the best way for a healthy order and to do some branches with some different conditions. You can add a LogicGate or a LogicGateRoot (or any class that implement iIsEvaluable) #### Example [](#example) ``` //two-digit number greater than 45 or one-digit number greater than five $gatesRoot = new LogicGatesRoot(); $gatesRoot->addAND (new LogicGate('^\\d\\d$', LogicGate::OP_REGEX)); $gatesRoot->addAND (new LogicGate(45, LogicGate::OP_GT)); $gatesRoot->addOR(new LogicGate(5, LogicGate::OP_GT)); $gatesRoot->addAND(new LogicGate('^\\d$', LogicGate::OP_REGEX)); $gatesRoot->filter([11,8,178,88,97]); //[1=>8,3=>88,4=>97] $gatesRoot2 = new LogicGatesRoot(); $gatesRoot2->addAND (new LogicGate('^8', LogicGate::OP_REGEX)); $gatesRoot2->addAND ($gatesRoot); $gatesRoot2->filter([11,8,178,88,97]); //[1=>8,3=>88] ``` ### Using an array [](#using-an-array) If you have an array with conditions you can make the tree using it. The keys are: - operator (optional) default regex - value (required): value of reference - next\_gate (required) (OR/AND) #### Example [](#example-1) ``` $fx = function ($el, $ref) { return $el %2 ==0;}; $arr = [ ['value' => '^\\d+$', 'next_gate' => 'AND'] , ['operator' => $fx, 'value' => null, 'next_gate' => 'OR'] , ['operator' => LogicGate::OP_GT, 'value' => 60, 'next_gate' => 'anything'] ]; $gate = new LogicGatesRoot($arr); $gate->test(61);//true $gate->test(6);//true $gate->test(57);//false ``` ### Using an string [](#using-an-string) the minimalist mode to make a complex tree is with a strong query. The rules are: - {:operator}:"{:value}" {AND/OR} - support parenthesis query - operator can be <,>,=,~ or a name function. - use char prefix ! to negate condition (not operator) - value only can be a string #### Example [](#example-2) ``` //(~:"2$" OR ~:"comodin) AND (~:"1" OR =:"comodin21") AND !=:"comodin12" //(finish with two or contains "comodin") and (contains 1 OR is equal "comodin21") $lg = new LogicGatesRoot('(' . LogicGate::OP_REGEX . ':"2$" OR ' . LogicGate::OP_REGEX . ':"comodin") '. 'AND (' . LogicGate::OP_REGEX . ':"1" OR ' . LogicGate::OP_EQ . ':"comodin23") AND ' . LogicGate::OP_NOT . LogicGate::OP_EQ . ':"comodin211"'); $lg->test('comodin21'); //true $lg->test('comodin22'); //false $lg->test('comodin12'); //false $lg->test('comodin103'); //true $lg->test('12'); //true $lg->test('comodin211'); //false ``` Examples -------- [](#examples-1) - See TestCases for more examples. ### Health Score 23 — LowBetter than 27% of packages Maintenance20 Infrequent updates — may be unmaintained Popularity4 Limited adoption so far Community7 Small or concentrated contributor base Maturity54 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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