Respect\Transform transforms data friendly to the web

transform.php

<?php

use Respect\Transform\Transformer as t;

$users = array(
    array("id" => 1, "first_name" => "Alexandre", "last_name" => "Silva", "location" => "São Paulo"),
    array("id" => 2, "first_name" => "Satoshi", "last_name" => "Silva", "location" => "Curitiba"),
    array("id" => 3, "first_name" => "Fulano", "last_name" => "Silva", "location" => "New York")
);

$r = t::table()
      ->column("id")->remove()
      ->column("last_name")->appendLeft(" ")
      ->columns("first_name", "last_name")->merge("full_name")
      ->transform($users);
//each line now is array("full_name" => "Alexandre Silva", "location" => "São Paulo")

$r = t::table()
      ->column("location")->keep()
      ->column("location")->duplicate("users_per_location")->count()
      ->columns("location", "users_per_location")->unique()
      ->transform($users);
//each line now array("location" => "São Paulo", "users_per_location" => 1)

$r = t::triples()
      ->subject("rdfs:type")
      ->table()
      ->transform($rdfTriples);

$r = t::graph()
      ->triples()
      ->transform($graph);

$r = t::array()
      ->rootNode("venues")
      ->fathership("venues", "venue")
      ->fathership("checkins", "checkin")
      ->attributes("checkin", array("time", "id"))
      ->attributes("venue", array("name", "id"))
      ->xml()
      ->transform($venuesDbResult);

znamespaces.txt

[Component]\[Type]\[Selector]\[Operation]

Transform\Table
Transform\Table\Column
Transform\Table\Column\Remove
Transform\Table\Column\Keep
Transform\Table\Column\Duplicate
Transform\Table\Column\Count
Transform\Table\Columns\Merge
Transform\Table\Columns\Duplicate
Transform\Table\Columns\Sum
Transform\Graph
Transform\Graph\Node
Transform\Graph\Node\Move
Transform\Graph\Nodes
Transform\Triples

Curti, e quero ver funcionando.

I really enjoyed. It will be interesting to see it working.

@jeanpimentel @hussani guys, check this out https://github.com/Respect/Conversion

+1

Crazy functions, many possibilities... great code!