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php-kit/power-primitives
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PHP's arrays and strings as chainable, composable, object-oriented constructs

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Power Primitives
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> PHP arrays and strings with the fluency of modern collection APIs

Why Power Primitives?
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[](#why-power-primitives)

Plain PHP arrays and strings are wonderfully flexible, yet they quickly turn into walls of procedural helper calls. Loop counters, temporary variables and manual checks for missing keys clutter the happy path of your application.

The `PowerArray` and `PowerString` classes wrap native values in a lightweight object-oriented facade that embraces PHP 8 and makes common transformations readable, chainable and safe.

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