- Parses both INI files and PHP arrays
- Deals allows for configuration inheritance
- Available via Composer / Packagist
You need a configuration file. Example .ini contents:
[default]
database.host = bar
database.user = foo
database.pass = baz
service.api_key = 123456
email = [email protected]
[staging:default]
database.user = foo2
database.pass = baz2
[production:staging]
database.user = foo1
database.pass = baz1
email = [email protected]
Or alternatively, if you prefer plain PHP arrays:
<?php
$config['default']['database']['host'] = 'bar';
$config['default']['database']['user'] = 'foo';
$config['default']['database']['pass'] = 'baz';
$config['default']['service']['api_key'] = '123456';
$config['default']['email'] = '[email protected]';
$config['production']['extends'] = 'staging';
$config['production']['database']['user'] = 'foo1';
$config['production']['database']['pass'] = 'baz1';
$config['production']['email'] = '[email protected]';
$config['staging']['extends'] = 'default';
$config['staging']['database']['user'] = 'foo2';
$config['staging']['database']['pass'] = 'baz2';If you want to use the 'registry', register your configuration file during bootstrap:
<?php
use Brite\Config\Config;
// Registering as the 'default' config means you can grab the config
// without specifying a name.
Config::register('default', __DIR__ . '/test_config/config.php', 'staging');Then access your configuration when required:
<?php
use Brite\Config\Config;
// This grabs the config registered as 'default'
$config = Config::instance();
echo $config->get('database.host');
// output: "bar"
echo $config->get('database.user');
// output: "foo1"Alternatively, if you have multiple configuration files, you may name your configuration something other than 'default' during bootstrap, and access it via:
<?php
use Brite\Config\Config;
// This grabs the config registered as 'database'
$dbConfig = Config::instance('database');
echo $dbConfig->get('host');
echo $dbConfig->get('user');However, we all know that global access is bad, right? You can create your own instance to contain your configuration, rather than using a global static registry:
<?php
use Brite\Config\IniConfig;
$config = new IniConfig('/path/to/file.ini', 'staging');
// Now register $config with your registry... and that's it. Simple!
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