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ramsey/collection 2.0.0

A PHP library for representing and manipulating collections.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What does ramsey/collection do?

The ramsey/collection is a powerful PHP library designed to represent and manipulate collections. It provides an effective tool for developers to handle a group of objects. Its conception is largely inspired by the Java Collections Framework which is known for its robust collection handling capabilities. This package becomes essential whenever there's a need to handle data sets in PHP beyond the basic arrays and objects, offering a more sophisticated way to bundle data together.

How do you use ramsey/collection?

To use the ramsey/collection PHP library in your project, first install this package as a dependency using Composer, a tool for dependency management in PHP. You can install it by running the following command on your terminal:

composer require ramsey/collection

Upon successful installation, you can include and use it in your PHP file. However, the exact implementation depends on the specific requirements of your project. Detailed examples of how to use this library are available in the Wiki pages.

Where are the ramsey/collection docs?

The documentation for the ramsey/collection library is available on the GitHub page. Particularly, the Wiki pages provide usage examples which can serve as a practical guide in integrating this collection library into your PHP project. The repository's README also provides basic information about the library, ranging from installation to its broad applications. For more in-depth understanding, checkout the project's repository on GitHub.