PHP Inflector Library, ported from Rails

• PHP 5.4+ (support for PHP 5.3 in php-5.3 branch)
• PHP Internationalization extension (php5-intl)

The easiest way to use PHP Inflector is by installing it with Composer

Create or update composer.json:

{
  "require": {
    "koenpunt/php-inflector": "1.0.*"
  }
}

And run composer install

• Basics:

  • singularize
  • pluralize
  • singularize
  • camelize
  • underscore
  • humanize
  • titleize
  • tableize
  • classify
  • dasherize
  • denamespace
  • foreign_key
  • ordinalize

• Internationalization

  • transliterate
  • parameterize

PHP Inflector is implemented as class with static functions

Inflector::underscore("PhpInflector\Inflector"); # => php_inflector/inflector

PhpInflector\Inflector::parameterize("Ærøskøbing on Water"); # => aeroskobing-on-water

PhpInflector\Inflector::foreign_key("Admin\Post"); # => post_id

PhpInflector\Inflector::denamespace("PhpInflector\Inflector\Inflections"); # => Inflections

PhpInflector\Inflector::dasherize("puni_puni"); # => puni-puni

It is also possible to add custom inflections, like acronyms:

PhpInflector\Inflector::inflections(function($inflect){
  $inflect->acronym('RESTful');
});

PhpInflector\Inflector::titleize('RESTfulController'); # => RESTful Controller

More examples and documentation can be found in the source.

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Added some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request