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philiagus/parser
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PHP converter classes for asserting, parsing and converting of inputs.

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philiagus/parser
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[](#philiagusparser)

PHP classes to assert, convert and parse data.

Is it tested?
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[](#is-it-tested)

Tested on the following PHP Version:

- PHP8.3

100% test covered. Test coverage generated on PHP8.3

Why do I need it?
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[](#why-do-i-need-it)

Making sure your inputs are what they should be is one of the core principles of secure coding.

Obviously there are more, but we must tackle them one step at a time.

The basic idea of the parsers is, that the developer defines a structure through code and later throws a set of data against it. The parsers make sure, that the data is following the rules of defined in the structure.

How does it work?
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[](#how-does-it-work)

A more in depth documentation and tutorials on how to write own parsers can be found [here](doc/index.md).

A simple example to assert that a provided value lies within defined boundaries:

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