README

store is a simple and flexible way to hold your data unified and handle it with methods store comes with. You decide which of those "special" methods you need and inject them by using traits (list of all plugins). A bunch of methods like set, get, has or for example pushToEnd are available by default. Read the API docs to get additional information!

Arguments to use store

1. Unfortunately, PHP uses an unclean argument acceptance. The function names are not clean enough to determine which one is the correct one for my behaviour (e.g. array_push and array_unshift). Sometimes a function accepts the $haystack as the first argument, sometimes a similar function does not. is possible.
2. Easy to extend.
3. Build the store you need using the above-mentioned list of plugins.

Install

{
  "require": {
    "mrboolean/store": "*"
  }
}

License

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2015 Marc Binder marcandrebinder@gmail.com

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