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parseword/pickset
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A collection of PHP utilities to unlock various functionality in your applications

v1.0.5(3y ago)25531Apache-2.0PHPPHP >=7.1

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pickset
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[](#pickset)

A collection of PHP utilities to "unlock" various capabilities in your applications. `pickset` is comprised of several classes:

- `DatabaseConnection` - a PDO connection wrapper, implemented as a singleton
- `DateUtils` - methods for converting and working with dates and epoch values
- `FileUtils` - methods for interacting with files and directories
- `Exception\LoggedException` - an Exception that uses `Logger` to write a log entry even if it's caught
- `Logger` - a text file logging facility, implemented as a singleton
- `TextUtils` - methods for parsing and manipulating text strings

Requirements
------------

[](#requirements)

- PHP 7.1 or better; some functions now have nullable return type declarations which aren't supported in older PHP versions.

Installation
------------

[](#installation)

You can install `pickset` either with or without Composer.

### With Composer

[](#with-composer)

Use Composer to require `pickset` into your project.

```
[user@host]$ composer require parseword/pickset
```

Require Composer's autoloader, alias whichever classes you want with the `use`statement for convenience, and go to town.

```