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(Changed) Make StringManipulation final and update static to self references Make `StringManipulation` class final and replace `static` with `self`. Converted the `StringManipulation` class to `final` to prevent inheritance and replaced all occurrences of `static` with `self` for improved clarity and static binding. Additionally, updated development dependencies in `composer.json` to their latest versions for enhanced tooling support.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis update introduces extensive improvements to the StringManipulation project, including new Docker and pre-commit infrastructure, enhanced documentation, stricter code style and commit message enforcement, and significant performance optimizations. It adds new scripts, configuration files, and benchmarks, refactors core string manipulation logic for efficiency, and updates tests to cover edge cases and optimizations. Changes
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This pull request, authored by @MarjovanLier, focuses on improving the documentation and code quality of the project. The main goals are to standardize spelling to South African English, fix errors and inconsistencies in the README.md file, and address several code quality issues such as duplicate code, naming inconsistencies, and documentation inaccuracies within the source files.
Highlights
- Documentation Spelling Standardization: Standardized spelling across the
README.mdfile from American English to South African English (e.g., 'optimize' to 'optimise', 'standardize' to 'standardise'). - README.md Corrections: Fixed several issues in
README.md, including removing a duplicate section on UTF-8 to ANSI conversion, correcting a method reference fromvalidateDate()toisValidDate(), removing references to a non-existentvalidateTime()method, and correcting output descriptions forutf8Ansiexamples. - Code Quality Improvements: Addressed code quality issues by removing duplicate PHPDoc for
removeAccents(), fixing a duplicate character ('ë') in theREMOVE_ACCENTS_FROMarray, standardizing a parameter name ($valorto$value) inutf8Ansi(), and updating documentation for theUnicodeMappingstrait. - Performance Optimization & Testing: Introduced a static cache for accent replacement mappings in
removeAccents()for performance optimization and added new tests for thestrReplace()method to specifically target single-character and empty string optimization paths and mutation testing. - Dependency Updates: Updated several development dependencies in
composer.jsonto newer versions.
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- README.md
- Standardized spelling (optimize -> optimise, standardize -> standardise, capitalizing -> capitalising, normalize -> normalise).
- Removed duplicate 'UTF-8 to ANSI Conversion' section.
- Corrected method reference from
validateDate()toisValidDate()in the Date Validation example. - Removed the 'Time Part Validation' section and its example, as the method does not exist.
- Corrected the output description for the
utf8Ansiexample from 'in ANSI format' to a simpler description.
- composer.json
- Updated development dependencies:
infection/infection(>=0.29.11 -> >=0.29.14),laravel/pint(>=1.20.0 -> >=1.21.1),phpstan/phpstan(>=2.1.4 -> >=2.1.8),rector/rector(>=2.0.9 -> >=2.0.10),vimeo/psalm(>=6.5.1 -> >=6.7).
- Updated development dependencies:
- src/AccentNormalization.php
- Removed a duplicate 'ë' character from the
REMOVE_ACCENTS_FROMandREMOVE_ACCENTS_TOarrays.
- Removed a duplicate 'ë' character from the
- src/StringManipulation.php
- Made the
StringManipulationclassfinal. - Added a static property
$ACCENTS_REPLACEMENTto cache accent replacement arrays for performance. - Modified
removeAccents()to use the new static cache for replacements. - Changed
static::calls toself::for consistency. - Renamed the
$valorparameter to$valuein theutf8Ansi()method for clarity. - Updated PHPDoc for
removeAccents()andstrReplace(). - Removed
@psalm-suppresstags fromutf8Ansi()andstrReplace().
- Made the
- src/UnicodeMappings.php
- Updated documentation to clarify that the
UTF8_ANSI2constant maps Unicode escape sequences to UTF-8 characters, not Unicode characters to ANSI.
- Updated documentation to clarify that the
- tests/Unit/StrReplaceTest.php
- Added
testSingleCharacterOptimization()to verify thestrtroptimization path. - Added
testSingleCharacterVsMultipleCharacter()to test the distinction between single and multiple character replacements and potential mutation testing scenarios. - Added
testEmptyStringOptimization()to test edge cases with empty subject or search/replace strings.
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Code Review
This is a solid pull request that significantly improves documentation accuracy, consistency, and code quality. The standardisation to South African English throughout the documentation is well-executed, and the code refactorings enhance maintainability and performance.
Key improvements I noted:
- Documentation Clarity: The updates to
README.md(removing obsolete sections, correcting method references, improving example accuracy) and especially theUnicodeMappings.phptrait documentation are excellent. The clarification regarding Unicode escape sequence decoding is particularly valuable. - Code Quality & Refinements: Making the
StringManipulationclassfinaland consistently usingself::for static calls are good practices for this type of utility class. The parameter renaming (e.g.,$valorto$valueinutf8Ansi) enhances readability and consistency. - Performance Optimisation: The introduction of caching for accent replacement mappings in the
removeAccentsmethod is a smart optimisation, likely to improve performance for scenarios involving frequent calls to this method. - Bug Fix: The removal of the duplicate 'ë' character in
AccentNormalization.phpis a good catch and corrects a potential data issue. - Testing: The new unit tests added in
StrReplaceTest.phpfor string replacement optimisations (targeting PHP's internalstrtrusage for single characters) and edge cases are a great addition. They increase confidence in the string replacement functionality under various conditions.
The changes are well-organized, and the intent behind each modification is clear from the PR description and the code itself. Great work on these enhancements!
Summary of Findings
- PHPDoc Clarity for
StringManipulation::strReplace: The PHPDoc for theStringManipulation::strReplacemethod (src/StringManipulation.php, line 267) describes it as an "optimised version" of PHP'sstr_replace. While it leverages PHP's native function (which has its own internal optimisations that the new tests help explore), the wrapper itself is a direct passthrough and doesn't add further optimisations beyond whatstr_replace()natively provides. Clarifying this in the PHPDoc (e.g., stating it's a consistent internal wrapper that utilizes PHP'sstr_replace) could prevent potential misunderstanding about where the optimisation lies. This was consideredlowseverity and not commented on directly due to review settings.
Merge Readiness
This pull request is in excellent shape. The comprehensive documentation improvements, code quality enhancements, bug fixes, and new tests significantly benefit the project. I have not identified any critical, high, or medium severity issues that would block merging. While I am an AI and cannot formally approve PRs, based on my review, the changes appear ready for consideration by other reviewers for merging.
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37-46: Good performance optimisation with caching.Adding a static cache for accent replacement mappings improves performance by avoiding recreating arrays on every call to
removeAccents(). The PHPDoc clearly explains the purpose and implementation.Consider aligning array keys for better readability according to PER Coding Style 2.0:
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82-87: Early return pattern improves code flow.The switch from
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100-104: Improved code structure with variable assignment before operation.This refactoring improves readability by separating space normalization and trimming operations, while also handling potential null values from
preg_replace().Fix comment punctuation and add parentheses around the null coalescing operation:
-// Reduce spaces to a single space +// Reduce spaces to a single space. -// Return the trimmed result, ensuring we always have a string -return trim($result ?? ''); +// Return the trimmed result, ensuring we always have a string. +return trim(($result ?? ''));🧰 Tools
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212-218: Consistent parameter naming in UTF-8 conversion.Changing parameter name from
$valorto$valueimproves naming consistency throughout the codebase and aligns with English naming conventions.Fix spacing between parameter and default value:
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🔇 Additional comments (24)
composer.json (3)
49-50: Update to development dependencies looks good.The version requirement increases for
infection/infectionandlaravel/pintalign with modern PHP development practices and ensure you're getting the latest bug fixes and features.
55-55: PHPStan update is appropriate.Updating to PHPStan 2.x is a good move as it provides significantly improved type inference and analysis capabilities over previous versions.
59-61: Good choice with Rector and Psalm updates.The upgrades to Rector 2.x and Psalm 6.x provide enhanced code transformation capabilities and static analysis, respectively. These align well with the focus on maintainable, type-safe PHP code.
src/UnicodeMappings.php (4)
10-12: Documentation accuracy improvement is excellent.The updated description correctly explains the actual purpose of the trait - mapping Unicode escape sequences to UTF-8 characters rather than ANSI conversion. This clarification prevents potential misunderstandings.
15-15: Clear functional example provided.The comment now correctly describes how to use the constant with
strtr(), which aligns with functional programming principles by showing how to compose this mapping with string transformation functions.
18-20: Example and usage note improvements.The example code and usage note now accurately reflect the actual purpose of the trait, making it more likely that developers will use it correctly in their implementations.
25-27: Improved constant documentation.The PHPDoc for the
UTF8_ANSI2constant now accurately describes its structure and purpose, which enhances code readability and maintainability.README.md (8)
32-33: South African English spelling standardisation.The change from "optimize" to "optimise" aligns with the project's standardisation to South African English spelling conventions.
34-35: Consistent terminology in documentation.The change from "standardize" and "capitalizing" to "standardise" and "capitalising" maintains consistency with South African English spelling throughout the documentation.
83-84: Consistent terminology for search optimisation.The terminology change aligns with South African English spelling conventions and maintains consistency throughout the documentation.
95-95: Consistent capitalization terminology.The change to "capitalising" aligns with South African English spelling conventions in the documentation.
113-113: Simplified output description.Removing unnecessary details in the output comment keeps the documentation concise and focused.
118-119: Consistent terminology for text normalisation.The change to "normalise" maintains consistency with South African English spelling conventions throughout the documentation.
123-124: Consistent terminology in example code comments.The change to "normalised" in the example aligns with South African English spelling conventions.
134-135: Method name and parameter correction.Updating from
validateDate()toisValidDate()with the format parameter reflects the actual API of the library, improving documentation accuracy. This change is crucial for correct usage of the library.src/StringManipulation.php (9)
32-32: Appropriate use offinalkeyword for utility class.Marking this utility class as
finalis a good practice as it prevents inheritance, which is ideal for this type of static utility class that shouldn't be extended.
90-92: Method call style updated consistently.Changed from
static::toself::, which is appropriate since we're calling static methods from within the same class that can't be overridden due to thefinalclass declaration.
95-99: Consistent method call style maintained.Changed from
static::toself::for consistency throughout the class, enhancing readability and maintainability.
138-140: Consistent method call style.Changed from
static::toself::for consistency, which reduces cognitive load when reading the code.
147-148: Consistent method call style in name prefixes handling.Changed from
static::toself::for consistency. This is particularly important in these specific naming conventions handlers.Also applies to: 155-156
187-192: Improved null handling with defensive programming.Changed from
static::toself::for consistency and added null coalescing to safely handle potential null values, which is a good defensive programming practice.
219-224: Consistent parameter usage and method call style.Updated variable name from
$valorto$valuethroughout the method body to match the parameter name change. Also switched fromstatic::toself::for accessing class constants.
234-235: Improved documentation of performance optimisations.The PHPDoc now accurately describes the performance optimisation strategy using cached arrays, which helps future developers understand the implementation.
267-273: Clearer documentation for thestrReplace()method.The updated PHPDoc more accurately describes the purpose and functionality of this method as an optimised wrapper around the built-in
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84-116: Well-designed test for differentiation between optimization paths.This test elegantly compares the single character replacement (using
strtrinternally) with array-based replacements (usingstr_replace), ensuring consistent behavior despite different code paths. The overlapping replacements test is particularly valuable for verifying the optimization's correctness.I'd recommend fixing the minor style issue identified by Codacy:
- // Create a scenario where strtr and str_replace have observable differences. - + // Create a scenario where strtr and str_replace have observable differences.The same applies to line 104 - remove the blank line following the inline comment.
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37-46: Great implementation of static property caching for performance.The addition of a static cache for accent replacement mappings implements the lazy loading pattern efficiently. This optimization reduces redundant array creation across method calls.
The array formatting should be adjusted to comply with PER Coding Style 2.0:
private static array $ACCENTS_REPLACEMENT = [ - 'search' => [], - 'replace' => [], + 'search' => [], + 'replace' => [], ];This addresses the 'binary_operator_spaces' rule violation detected by the pipeline.
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245-261: Excellent implementation of lazy loading pattern for accent replacements.This change implements an efficient caching strategy that only populates the replacement arrays when needed. Using the spread operator to merge arrays is a clean approach, and extracting the arrays to variables before passing to
strReplace()improves readability.Minor style improvement:
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65-82: Excellent test implementation for single character optimization path.This test effectively targets and validates the single character optimization path within the
strReplacemethod. It successfully kills potential IncrementInteger mutations by explicitly verifying that behavior differs when search string length is exactly 1 versus 2.The assertions and test cases are well-structured, and all style recommendations have been correctly implemented (static assertions and proper comment punctuation).
118-130: Comprehensive edge case coverage for empty strings.This test correctly verifies two important edge cases:
- Empty subject string optimization (immediate return)
- Empty search string handling
These cases are often overlooked but can be sources of subtle bugs. The test implementation follows the recommended static assertion style and proper comment punctuation.
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32-32: Excellent use of thefinalkeyword.Making the class final improves encapsulation and prevents potential inheritance issues, aligning with composition over inheritance principles. This change enhances the API's robustness by controlling how the functionality can be extended.
82-92: Improved consistency in static method calls.The change from
static::toself::enhances consistency throughout the class. Since the class is now marked asfinal,self::is the appropriate choice as no polymorphic behavior is intended.The whitespace structuring for the
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138-140: Consistent method calling convention applied.The standardization of static method calls using
self::instead ofstatic::improves consistency and matches the final class declaration. This makes the code more maintainable as the calling convention is uniform throughout the class.
217-223: Parameter naming standardization improves API consistency.Changing the parameter name from
$valorto$valuestandardizes the naming convention across the codebase, improving readability and maintainability. The use ofself::for the constant access is also consistent with the overall refactoring approach.The default parameter value and null handling is well-implemented.
267-268: Improved PHPDoc clarity for the optimized implementation.The PHPDoc update accurately describes the method as an optimized version of PHP's native
str_replacefunction, which aligns with the implementation details and the comprehensive test coverage added in the test file.
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82-87: Good defensive programming with early null check.The early return after calling
nameFix()is a robust defensive programming technique. However, line 86 is not covered by tests according to code coverage reports.Please add a test for this early return path when
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37-46: Excellent implementation of lazy loading pattern for accent replacements.The static property caching implementation is a solid performance optimisation. The lazy initialization in
removeAccents()ensures we only pay the memory cost when needed.However, there are some code style issues with array alignment:
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147-147: Consider using null coalescing operator for consistency.The
strReplacecall works correctly, but you might want to maintain consistency with line 188 where you use the null coalescing operator.- $lastName = self::strReplace('mc', 'mc ', $lowerLastName); + $lastName = self::strReplace('mc', 'mc ', $lowerLastName ?? '');
217-223: Parameter renaming improves consistency.Renaming from (likely)
$valorto$valueimproves naming consistency. There's a minor style issue with spacing:-public static function utf8Ansi(?string $value = ''): string +public static function utf8Ansi(?string $value=''): stringAlso, consider using the null coalescing operator instead of the conditional check for more concise code:
- if ($value === null) { - return ''; - } - - return strtr($value, self::UTF8_ANSI2); + return strtr($value ?? '', self::UTF8_ANSI2);🧰 Tools
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245-251: Effective caching strategy with proper initialization check.Using
count() === 0is more explicit thanempty()for checking if the array is initialized. The use of the spread operator for array merging is clean and readable.The comment is missing a full stop at the end according to coding standards:
- // Use a strict comparison instead of empty() + // Use a strict comparison instead of empty().The array alignment should be consistent:
self::$ACCENTS_REPLACEMENT = [ - 'search' => [...self::REMOVE_ACCENTS_FROM, ' '], - 'replace' => [...self::REMOVE_ACCENTS_TO, ' '], + 'search' => [...self::REMOVE_ACCENTS_FROM, ' '], + 'replace' => [...self::REMOVE_ACCENTS_TO, ' '], ];🧰 Tools
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32-32: Good choice making the class final!Making the class
finalprevents inheritance, which is a strong design decision that aligns with the Single Responsibility Principle. This enforces the class's role as a utility collection and prevents potential LSP violations through extension.
89-104: Clean refactoring of whitespace normalization.The improved code organization with better comments enhances readability. The consistent use of
self::for static method calls is appropriate for afinalclass, as it avoids the overhead of late static binding.
138-140: Well-structured method chaining for string processing.The standardized approach using
self::for static method calls is consistent and appropriate for afinalclass. The code flow is clear and follows a logical sequence of transformations.
253-260: Good extraction of variables for readability.Extracting the arrays to variables before passing them to
strReplace()improves readability and makes the code easier to understand and maintain.
267-268: Improved PHPDoc accuracy.The PHPDoc update correctly describes the method as an optimised version of the built-in
str_replacefunction, which clarifies its purpose and performance characteristics.
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207-213: Improved parameter naming consistencyChanging the parameter name from
$valorto$valuecreates more consistent naming conventions across the codebase. This aligns with the PR's goal of standardizing conventions.However, there's a small spacing issue in the default parameter:
- public static function utf8Ansi(?string $value = ''): string + public static function utf8Ansi(?string $value=''): stringAccording to PER Coding Style 2.0, there should be no space between the parameter name and equals sign.
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240-246: Efficient lazy initialization patternThe implementation of lazy initialization for accent replacement mappings is an excellent performance optimization. This ensures the arrays are only created when needed and then reused for subsequent calls.
The code could be improved by:
- Adding a period at the end of the inline comment
- Ensuring consistent array indentation
- // Use a strict comparison instead of empty() + // Use a strict comparison instead of empty(). if (count(self::$ACCENTS_REPLACEMENT['search']) === 0) { self::$ACCENTS_REPLACEMENT = [ - 'search' => [...self::REMOVE_ACCENTS_FROM, ' '], - 'replace' => [...self::REMOVE_ACCENTS_TO, ' '], + 'search' => [...self::REMOVE_ACCENTS_FROM, ' '], + 'replace' => [...self::REMOVE_ACCENTS_TO, ' '], ]; }🧰 Tools
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32-32: Good decision making the class final!Making the class
finalprevents inheritance, which is a solid design choice for utility classes that aren't meant to be extended. This improves encapsulation and enforces the use of composition over inheritance, aligning with SOLID principles.
37-46: Excellent implementation of static property cachingThe introduction of a static property to cache accent replacement mappings is a great performance optimization. The PHPDoc is well-structured with appropriate type annotations, and the use of a private property maintains encapsulation.
Just a minor style note: the array key indentation doesn't align with PER Coding Style 2.0 expectations, but since the PR's focus is on functionality rather than formatting, this can be addressed in a separate styling pass.
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90-90: Consistent method call styleChanging from
static::toself::for method calls is appropriate since the class is nowfinal. This improves code consistency and makes the binding intention explicit.
93-94: Consistent method call styleExcellent consistency improvement with
self::notation, making static binding explicit.
96-99: Improved whitespace normalization and null handlingThe logic for normalizing whitespace and ensuring a non-null return value has been refined. Using the null coalescing operator in
($result ?? '')is a clean, functional approach to handle potential null values.
133-135: Consistent method call style and proper function compositionThe method chain uses consistent
self::notation and creates a clear sequence of transformations from the input to the final output, following functional composition principles.
142-142: Consistent method call styleMaintaining the same method call style with
self::notation throughout the codebase improves readability and maintainability.
150-150: Consistent method call styleContinuing with the consistent use of
self::notation.
182-183: Consistent method call style and defensive null handlingUsing the null coalescing operator
($lastName ?? '')is a good defensive programming practice, ensuring the method always receives a string even in edge cases.
186-187: Consistent method call style and defensive null handlingThe null coalescing operator provides the same defensive programming benefit here, ensuring robust behavior even with unexpected input.
218-218: Consistent method call styleThe switch from
static::toself::notation is maintained throughout the codebase, which is good for consistency.
248-250: Good variable extraction before method callExtracting the arrays to variables before passing to
strReplace()improves readability and maintainability. This is a good practice that makes the code more explicit and easier to debug.
251-255: Consistent method call styleThe consistent use of
self::notation is maintained throughout the method calls in the codebase.
262-266: Improved PHPDoc clarityThe PHPDoc now clearly indicates that this is an optimized version of the built-in PHP
str_replacefunction, which provides better context for why this method exists.
84-87:Details
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Add test coverage for the early return path
This change adds an early return if
nameFix()returns null, but based on past review comments, this path may not be covered by tests. Consider adding a unit test that invokessearchWords()with input causingnameFix()to return null.
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We need to confirm there are truly no tests touching this path. Let's search for any references to
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The only early exit insearchWords()is when the input itself isnull, and you already have:
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37-46: Excellent implementation of lazy loading pattern for accent replacements.The static property for caching accent replacements is a good performance optimization, particularly for applications that make heavy use of accent removal. The property is well-documented with appropriate PHPDoc type annotations.
However, the array formatting could be improved for consistency:
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214-214: Parameter default spacing inconsistency.There's an inconsistent space between the parameter
$valueand the equals sign. According to PER Coding Style 2.0 (which extends PSR-12), there should be no space before the equals sign in parameter default values.-public static function utf8Ansi(?string $value = ''): string +public static function utf8Ansi(?string $value=''): string🧰 Tools
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242-258: Well-implemented caching strategy for accent replacements.This is an excellent implementation of lazy initialization for the accent replacement arrays. The code:
- Uses strict comparison instead of
empty()- good practice- Initializes the arrays only once using the spread operator
- Extracts variables before passing to
strReplace()for improved readabilityTwo minor suggestions:
- Add a period at the end of the inline comment on line 242
- Consider using a more memory-efficient approach by initializing the arrays directly in the property declaration if the contents are known at compile time
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32-32: Good use offinalkeyword.Making the class
finalis a solid decision for a utility class with only static methods. This prevents inheritance issues and aligns with the principle of designing for composition over inheritance.
82-85: Ensure type safety with appropriate casting.The explicit string casting is a good approach for ensuring type safety with static analyzers. However, mutation testing indicates this cast could be removed without affecting functionality since you already check for null earlier.
Since you're using strict types, I'd recommend keeping the cast for better static analysis compatibility and explicit intent.
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// null when its input is null, we can safely cast to string here for PHPStan.
$words = (string) self::nameFix($words);
$words = self::nameFix($words); // Replace various special characters with spaces and convert the string to lowercase $words = strtolower(self::strReplace(['{', '}', '(', ')', '/', '\\', '@', ':', '"', '?', ',', '.'], ' ', $words)); // Remove accents from characters within the string🪛 GitHub Check: build (8.4)
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$words = (string) self::nameFix($words);
$words = self::nameFix($words); // Replace various special characters with spaces and convert the string to lowercase $words = strtolower(self::strReplace(['{', '}', '(', ')', '/', '\\', '@', ':', '"', '?', ',', '.'], ' ', $words)); // Remove accents from characters within the string
87-89: Consistent use ofself::in a final class.The change from
static::toself::is appropriate for a final class since late static binding isn't needed. This improves performance slightly and communicates intent more clearly.
98-101: Improved robustness with variable assignment before trim.Assigning the result of
preg_replace()to a variable before trimming it improves readability and ensures the null coalescing operator works correctly. The($result ?? '')approach provides a safety net against potential null values from preg_replace failure.
135-136: Consistent use ofself::in static method calls.These changes properly align with the final class designation and improve method call consistency throughout the codebase.
144-145: Consistent static method invocation pattern.The switch from
static::toself::maintains consistency with the class's finality.
152-153: Consistent static method invocation pattern.Same as before - maintaining consistent static binding approach.
184-185: Proper null coalescing for type safety.Adding the null coalescing operator ensures the parameter to
strReplace()is always a string, even if preg_replace returns null. This protects against potential type errors at runtime.
188-189: Consistent approach to null safety.The same null coalescing pattern is properly applied here as well, maintaining consistency throughout the codebase.
209-209: Improved parameter naming consistency.Changing
$valorto$valueimproves naming consistency throughout the codebase. Parameter names should use clear, descriptive English terms.
220-220: Consistent use ofself::for constant access.Using
self::for constant access in a final class is the correct approach.
231-231: Improved PHPDoc documentation.The updated PHPDoc clearly explains the performance optimization strategy. Good documentation improves maintainability.
264-270: Improved method documentation.The updated PHPDoc more accurately describes the method's purpose as an optimized version of
str_replace. Clear documentation helps developers understand the rationale behind the method's existence.
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84-88: Add test for early null return insearchWords()The early return path when
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36-45: Excellent implementation of lazy loading pattern for accent replacements.The new static property caches accent replacement mappings, implementing an efficient lazy loading pattern that only populates the arrays when needed. This optimization prevents recreating these arrays on every call to
removeAccents().However, the array formatting has inconsistent indentation according to the static analyzer.
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208-214: Improved parameter naming for consistency.Renaming the parameter from
$valorto$valueimproves naming consistency throughout the codebase, adhering to South African English spelling conventions as mentioned in the PR objectives. The PHPDoc comment has been correctly updated to reflect this change.Note that the static analyzer flagged an inconsistency with spacing between the parameter name and the equals sign.
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241-247: Well-implemented lazy initialization pattern.This is an excellent implementation of the lazy initialization pattern. The code only populates the replacement arrays when they're first needed, which improves performance for cases where
removeAccents()isn't called. The comment explaining the strict comparison is helpful.The spread operator (
...) is used effectively to merge arrays, making the code more concise and readable.The static analyzer suggests adding a period at the end of the inline comment:
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31-31: Good decision making the classfinal.Making the class
finalprevents inheritance, which helps maintain the invariants of this utility class and ensures that its contract isn't violated through subclassing. This is particularly appropriate for utility classes with static methods like this one.
81-84: Good removal of redundant null check.The explicit comment explaining the reasoning behind removing the null check is helpful. Since
nameFix()only returns null when its input is null, and we've already verified that$wordsisn't null, this is a safe optimization.
86-88: Consistent use ofself::in a final class.Replacing
static::withself::for method calls is the correct approach in a final class, as it provides static binding at compile time rather than runtime binding, offering a small performance benefit.
91-91: Consistent use ofself::for method calls.Good standardization on
self::for static method calls in a final class.
94-94: Consistent use ofself::for method calls.Good standardization on
self::for static method calls in a final class.
96-100: Improved whitespace normalization with separate variable.Breaking the space normalization into an intermediate variable before trimming improves readability. The null coalescing operator ensures type safety by guaranteeing a string return value even if
preg_replace()fails.
128-128: Good use of fully qualified namespace for attribute.Using the fully qualified namespace
\SensitiveParameterfor the attribute is a better practice than relying on imports for PHP attributes, as it makes the code more explicit and avoids potential namespace conflicts.
134-135: Consistent use ofself::for static method calls.Good standardization on
self::for static method calls in a final class.
143-143: Consistent use ofself::for static method calls.Good standardization on
self::for static method calls in a final class.
151-151: Consistent use ofself::for static method calls.Good standardization on
self::for static method calls in a final class.
183-183: Improved type safety with null coalescing operator.Adding the null coalescing operator
($lastName ?? '')ensures type safety by guaranteeing a string is passed tostrReplace(), even if$lastNameis null due to unforeseen circumstances.
187-187: Improved type safety with null coalescing operator.Adding the null coalescing operator
($lastName ?? '')ensures type safety by guaranteeing a string is passed tostrReplace(), even if$lastNameis null due to unforeseen circumstances.
219-219: Consistent use ofself::for constant access.Good standardization on
self::for accessing class constants in a final class.
249-251: Improved readability with intermediate variables.Extracting the arrays to separate variables before passing them to
strReplace()improves readability and makes the code easier to understand and maintain.
252-256: Efficient use of cached replacement arrays.Good use of the cached replacement arrays when calling
strReplace(). This avoids recreating these arrays on every call toremoveAccents(), which is a significant performance optimization for repeated calls.
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Update to “optional parameters default to an empty string” for grammatical completeness.
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1-51: Comprehensive and well-structured development guide
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3-21: Confirm Codacy engine identifiers
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Summary
This merge request introduces significant performance optimisations to the StringManipulation library, addresses critical validation bugs, and establishes a Docker-first development workflow with automated testing and commit validation. Key improvements include optimised string replacement and search methods, enhanced date validation, and a consistent testing environment using Docker.
Context and Background
The StringManipulation library is a core component for various text processing tasks. To ensure its reliability, efficiency, and maintainability, these changes were necessary. The introduction of a Dockerized testing environment and pre-commit hooks aims to improve code quality, standardize the development process, and make onboarding easier for contributors. Performance enhancements directly impact applications relying on this library for string operations.