PHP Utilities to get different variations of class names
use Verraes\ClassFunctions;
// Fully qualified class name of an object, without a leading backslash
ClassFunctions\fqcn($object);
// Canonical class name of an object, of the form "My.Namespace.MyClass"
ClassFunctions\canonical($object);
// Underscored and lowercased class name of an object, of the form "my.namespace.my_class"
ClassFunctions\underscore($object);
// The class name of an object, without the namespace
ClassFunctions\short($object);The above methods also accept strings, and ClassFunctions\fqcn() accepts a canonical
class name as returned from ClassFunctions\canonical().
Free bonus feature:
// Returns an associative array of 'CONSTANT_NAME' => 'value'
ClassFunctions\constants('Verraes\ClassFunctions\Tests\MyClass')You can install ClassFunctions with Composer:
composer require mathiasverraes/classfunctions
Run composer install or composer update and you're ready to start.