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https://github.com/elusivecodes/fyrestring

FyreString is a free, open-source string utility library for PHP.
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# FyreString



**FyreString** is a free, open-source string manipulation library for *PHP*.



## Table Of Contents

- [Installation](#installation)

- [Methods](#methods)



## Installation



**Using Composer**



```

composer require fyre/string

```



In PHP:



```php

use Fyre\Utility\Str;

```



## Methods



**After**



Get the contents of a string after the first occurrence of a substring.



- `$string` is the input string.

- `$search` is a string representing the value to search for.



```php

$after = Str::after($string, $search);

```



If the `search` string is not found, this method will return the original string.



**After Last**



Get the contents of a string after the last occurrence of a substring.



- `$string` is the input string.

- `$search` is a string representing the value to search for.



```php

$afterLast = Str::afterLast($string, $search);

```



If the `search` string is not found, this method will return the original string.



**Before**



Get the contents of a string before the first occurrence of a substring.



- `$string` is the input string.

- `$search` is a string representing the value to search for.



```php

$before = Str::before($string, $search);

```



If the `search` string is not found, this method will return an empty string.



**Before Last**



Get the contents of a string before the last occurrence of a substring.



- `$string` is the input string.

- `$search` is a string representing the value to search for.



```php

$beforeLast = Str::beforeLast($string, $search);

```



If the `search` string is not found, this method will return an empty string.



**Camel**



Convert a string into camelCase.



- `$string` is the input string.



```php

$camel = Str::camel($string);

```



**Capitalize**



Capitalize the first character of a string.



- `$string` is the input string.



```php

$capitalized = Str::capitalize($string);

```



**Chunk**



Split a string into smaller chunks.



- `$string` is the input string.

- `$size` is a number representing the maximum length of a chunk, and will default to *1*.



```php

$chunks = Str::chunks($string, $size);

```



**Contains**



Determine whether a string contains a substring.



- `$string` is the input string.

- `$search` is a string representing the value to search for.



```php

$contains = Str::contains($string, $search);

```



**Contains All**



Determine whether a string contains all substrings.



- `$string` is the input string.

- `$searches` is an array containing search strings.



```php

$containsAll = Str::containsAll($string, $searches);

```



**Contains Any**



Determine whether a string contains any substring.



- `$string` is the input string.

- `$searches` is an array containing search strings.



```php

$containsAny = Str::containsAny($string, $searches);

```



**End**



Append a substring to a string (if it does not already end with the substring).



- `$string` is the input string.

- `$search` is a string representing the value to append.



```php

$end = Str::end($string, $search);

```



**Ends With**



Determine whether a string ends with a substring.



- `$string` is the input string.

- `$search` is a string representing the value to search for.



```php

$endsWith = Str::endsWith($string, $search);

```



**Escape**



Escape characters in a string for use in HTML.



- `$string` is the input string.

- `$flags` is a number representing the flags to use when escaping, and will default to *Str::ENT_QUOTES | Str::ENT_HTML5*.



```php

$escaped = Str::escape($string, $flags);

```



**Index Of**



Get the position of the first occurrence of a substring within a string.



- `$string` is the input string.

- `$search` is a string representing the value to search for.

- `$start` is a number representing the starting offset, and will default to *0*.



```php

$indexOf = Str::indexOf($string, $search);

```



If the `search` string is not found, this method will return *-1*.



**Is String**



Determine whether the value is a string.



- `$value` is the value to test.



```php

$isString = Str::isString($value);

```



**Kebab**



Convert a string into kebab-case.



- `$string` is the input string.



```php

$kebab = Str::kebab($string);

```



**Last Index Of**



Get the position of the last occurrence of a substring within a string.



- `$string` is the input string.

- `$search` is a string representing the value to search for.

- `$start` is a number representing the starting offset, and will default to *0*.



```php

$lastIndexOf = Str::lastIndexOf($string, $search);

```



If the `search` string is not found, this method will return *-1*.



**Length**



Get the length of a string (in bytes).



- `$string` is the input string.



```php

$length = Str::length($string);

```



**Limit**



Limit a string to a specified number of bytes.



- `$string` is the input string.

- `$limit` is a number representing the number of bytes to split the string after.

- `$append` is a string representing the value to append if the string is split, and will default to "*…*".



```php

$limited = Str::limit($string, $limit, $append);

```



**Lower**



Convert a string into lowercase.



- `$string` is the input string.



```php

$lower = Str::lower($string);

```



**Pad**



Pad a string to a specified length.



- `$string` is the input string.

- `$length` is a number representing the desired length.

- `$padding` is a string representing the padding to use, and will default to *" "*.



```php

$padded = Str::pad($string, $length, $padding);

```



**Pad End**



Pad the end of a string to a specified length.



- `$string` is the input string.

- `$length` is a number representing the desired length.

- `$padding` is a string representing the padding to use, and will default to *" "*.



```php

$padded = Str::padEnd($string, $length, $padding);

```



**Pad Start**



Pad the start of a string to a specified length.



- `$string` is the input string.

- `$length` is a number representing the desired length.

- `$padding` is a string representing the padding to use, and will default to *" "*.



```php

$padded = Str::padStart($string, $length, $padding);

```



**Pascal**



Convert a string into PascalCase.



- `$string` is the input string.



```php

$pascal = Str::pascal($string);

```



**Random**



Generate a random string.



- `$length` is the length of the string to generate, and will default to *16*.

- `$chars` is a string representing the characters to use, and will default to "*abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWYXZ0123456789*".



```php

$random = Str::random($length, $chars);

```



**Repeat**



Repeat a string a specified number of times.



- `$string` is the input string.

- `$count` is a number representing the number of times to repeat the string.



```php

$repeated = Str::repeat($string, $count);

```



**Replace**



Search and replace a value within a string.



- `$string` is the input string.

- `$search` is a string representing the value to replace.

- `$replace` is a string representing the replacement value.



```php

$replaced = Str::replace($string, $search, $replace);

```



**Replace Array**



Search and replace a value within a string.



- `$string` is the input string.

- `$search` is a string representing the value to replace.

- `$replacements` is an array containing replacement strings.



```php

$replaced = Str::replaceArray($string, $search, $replacements);

```



**Replace At**



Replace text within a portion of a string.



- `$string` is the input string.

- `$replace` is a string representing the replacement value.

- `$position` is a number representing the position to replace from.

- `$length` is a number representing the length to replace.



```php

$replaced = Str::replaceAt($string, $replace, $position, $length);

```



**Replace Each**



 Search and replace key/value pairs within a string.



- `$string` is the input string.

- `$replacements` is an array containing replacements.



```php

$replaced = Str::replaceEach($string, $replacements);

```



**Replace First**



Search and replace the first occurrence of a value within a string.



- `$string` is the input string.

- `$search` is a string representing the value to replace.

- `$replace` is a string representing the replacement value.



```php

$replaced = Str::replaceFirst($string, $search, $replace);

```



**Replace Last**



Search and replace the last occurrence of a value within a string.



- `$string` is the input string.

- `$search` is a string representing the value to replace.

- `$replace` is a string representing the replacement value.



```php

$replaced = Str::replaceLast($string, $search, $replace);

```



**Reverse**



Reverse the contents of a string.



- `$string` is the input string.



```php

$reversed = Str::reverse($string);

```



**Shuffle**



Shuffle the contents of a string.



- `$string` is the input string.



```php

$shuffled = Str::shuffle($string);

```



**Slice**



Return a specified portion of a string.



- `$string` is the input string.

- `$start` is a number representing the starting offset.

- `$length` is a number representing the maximum length to return, and will default to *PHP_INT_MAX*.



```php

$sliced = Str::slice($string, $start, $length);

```



**Slug**



Format a string for use in a URL.



- `$string` is the input string.

- `$delimiter` is a string representing the delimiter to use, and will default to *"_"*.



```php

$slug = Str::slug($string, $delimiter);

```



**Snake**



Convert a string into snake_case.



- `$string` is the input string.



```php

$snake = Str::snake($string);

```



**Split**



Split a string by a specified delimiter.



- `$string` is the input string.

- `$delimiter` is a string representing the delimiter to split by.

- `$limit` is a number representing the maximum number of substrings to return, and will default to *PHP_INT_MAX*.



```php

$split = Str::split($string, $delimiter, $limit);

```



**Start**



Prepend a substring to a string (if it does not already begin with the substring).



- `$string` is the input string.

- `$search` is a string representing the value to prepend.



```php

$start = Str::start($string, $search);

```



**Starts With**



Determine whether a string begins with a substring.



- `$string` is the input string.

- `$search` is a string representing the value to search for.



```php

$startsWith = Str::startsWith($string, $search);

```



**Title**



Capitalize the first character of each word in a string.



- `$string` is the input string.



```php

$title = Str::title($string);

```



**Transliterate**



Transliterate the characters of a string into ASCII.



- `$string` is the input string.



```php

$transliterated = Str::transliterate($string);

```



**Trim**



Trim whitespace (or other characters) from the start and end of a string.



- `$string` is the input string.

- `$mask` is a string representing the characters to trim, and will default to *" \t\n\r\0\x0B"*.



```php

$trimmed = Str::trim($string, $mask);

```



**Trim End**



Trim whitespace (or other characters) from the end of a string.



- `$string` is the input string.

- `$mask` is a string representing the characters to trim, and will default to *\" t\n\r\0\x0B"*.



```php

$trimmed = Str::trimEnd($string, $mask);

```



**Trim Start**



Trim whitespace (or other characters) from the start of a string.



- `$string` is the input string.

- `$mask` is a string representing the characters to trim, and will default to " *\t\n\r\0\x0B*".



```php

$trimmed = Str::trimStart($string, $mask);

```



**Upper**



Convert a string into uppercase.



- `$string` is the input string.



```php

$upper = Str::upper($string);

```