I’m working with Stripe in a PHP app. I’ve created a product and set prices for it via code. I added ‘lookup_key’ => value to each price. That all worked. When I use stripes lookup_keys command to get prices by that key, I do not know how to parse the output returned. Example price: $stripe->prices->create([… Read More How to get values from a Stripe\Collection JSON output

Is this for real? Native PHP trim function uses the $char_double by default. I expected the $trimmed_single_double to be as $trimmed_matching_double. This code was tested on https://onlinephp.io/c/9799e2b3-6598-447b-9ca1-31218983d9e1 using (PHP 8.1.12). Feel free go check it out. I want to believe I’m doing something wrong. I’m nervous. Code (PHP 8.1.12) <?php $text_double = "\n text \n";… Read More Unexpected behaviour with PHP trim() native function

I want to compare two DateTime from JSON data with the current DateTime. compare the start date & end date with the current date to data between these two dates. If dates do not match give 0 answer. $json = ‘[ { "type":"playlist", "id": "35", "start_datetime": "2022-09-28 09:48", "end_datetime": "2022-09-28 09:51" }, { "type":"asset", "id":… Read More How to compare two datetime form Json data with the current datetime in PHP 8

We need to migrate our live online store from php 7.x to php 8.x I run a dev server on a Windows machine using XAMPP to test changes before we try them live. My main XAMPP folder is running PHP 7.4.3, and I’ve installed the latest XAMPP (8.1.6) into another folder and edited: Apache httpd.conf… Read More XAMPP – Migrating PHP 7.4.3 to 8.1.6 – Object not starting

I have enums that must have additional methods for translation purposes: <?php declare(strict_types=1); namespace App\Enums; enum GenderEnum: string { case MALE = ‘male’; case FEMALE = ‘female’; public function trans(): string { return trans(‘enums.’ . $this->value); } } This method is trans and it will be duplicated in all enums, how can I avoid duplication?… Read More Enums extend or use traits (reusability)

Suppose I have the following recursive function to turn an array into a Generator: function traverse(array $items): Generator { if (!empty($items)) { yield $items[0]; array_shift($items); yield from traverse($items); } } Running this function and iterating over the Generator through a foreach gives the expected result: $values = traverse([‘a’, ‘b’, ‘c’, ‘d’, ‘e’]); foreach ($values as… Read More Why does 'iterator_to_array' give different results than foreach?