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rikudou/enums-trait
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Trait for creating enums in php

v1.0.2(6y ago)0199WTFPLPHPPHP >=5.4

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PHP Enums
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[](#php-enums)

This is yet another PHP enum implementation.

What is so different about this one? It uses trait which solves one problem all the other implementations I've seen have - extending some base enum class.

All the enums return the same instance for the same enum, so you can check for equality (`===`) and the result is true.

The constructor is made private, so you cannot directly construct an instance via `new` keyword (but you can create an constructor in your class and make it public if you need to, but I advise against it).

Every internal method is made private so you cannot extend the enum (well, you can but it would be useless).

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