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declare(strict_types=1); |
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namespace Vendi\HttpLanguageHelper; |
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final class LanguageStringParser |
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private $languages = []; |
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public function get_languages() : array |
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return $this->languages; |
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} |
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private function __construct() |
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//NOOP |
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} |
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public static function create_empty_parser() : self |
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return new self(); |
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} |
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public static function create_from_string(string $languages) : self |
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$parts = explode(',', $languages); |
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return self::create_from_array($parts); |
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} |
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public static function create_from_array(array $languages) : self |
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$obj = new self(); |
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foreach ($languages as $part) { |
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$string = trim($part); |
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if ($string) { |
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$lang = (new Language)->with_string($string); |
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if (!$lang->get_last_error()) { |
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$obj->languages[] = $lang; |
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} |
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} |
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} |
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return $obj; |
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} |
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public function get_languages_ordered() : array |
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$ret = $this->get_languages(); |
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usort($ret, [ $this, '_compare_languages' ]); |
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return $ret; |
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} |
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public function _compare_languages(Language $a, Language $b) : int |
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//Priorities always win unless they are the same |
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$weight_result = $this->_compare_languages_by_weight_only($a, $b); |
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if (0 !== $weight_result) { |
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return $weight_result; |
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//Wildcards are the least-specific. If they exist they should |
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//always be sorted lowest. |
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$wildcard_result = $this->_compare_languages_by_wildcard($a, $b); |
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if (0 !== $wildcard_result) { |
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return $wildcard_result; |
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//Lastly, look at variants. The presence of means that they |
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//are more specific. |
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$variant_result = $this->_compare_languages_by_variant($a, $b); |
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if (0 !== $variant_result) { |
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//As far as we can tell they are the same |
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} |
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public function _compare_languages_by_weight_only(Language $a, Language $b) : int |
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//Reverse directions because higher numbers sort lower |
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return $b->get_weight() <=> $a->get_weight(); |
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public function _compare_languages_by_wildcard(Language $a, Language $b) : int |
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//I know this can be simplified but I prefer to break them out. |
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//Both wildcard. Weird. Whatever. |
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if ('*' === $a->get_language() && '*' === $b->get_language()) { |
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//If A is a wildcard then B is more specific and should be preferred |
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if ('*' === $a->get_language()) { |
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return 1; |
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//If B is a wildcard then A is more specific and should be preferred |
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if ('*' === $b->get_language()) { |
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//Both have languages and we can't tell further, same |
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} |
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public function _compare_languages_by_variant(Language $a, Language $b) : int |
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//Neither has a variant, same. |
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//en and en |
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if (!$a->get_variant() && !$b->get_variant()) { |
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//A has a variant but B doesn't, A wins |
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if ($a->get_variant() && !$b->get_variant()) { |
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//B has a variant but A doesn't, B wins |
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//en and en-US |
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if (!$a->get_variant() && $b->get_variant()) { |
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//String comparison isn't done on variants unless someone has local-only |
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//rules. For this, if they both have a variant then regardless of the |
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//value they are considered the same. So en-US and en-GB are weighted |
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