PHP Method Finder

The PHP functions library is very complete but the lack of standard on the names make it hard to use. With method finder you can put the arguments and the expected result and you'll get the functions that can return that result.

For using you just run the phpmf file with 2 params the arguments and the expected result as if they were written in PHP (you should wrapped in quotes).

phpmf is based on Ruby's Method Finder.

Examples

• String functions

    $ ./phpmf  "'uppercase only first'" "'Uppercase only first'"
    ucfirst('uppercase only first') => 'Uppercase only first'
  
    ./phpmf  "'uppercase only first'" "'Uppercase Only First'"
    ucwords('uppercase only first') => 'Uppercase Only First'
  
    ./phpmf "'/path/to/some/file.txt'" "'file.txt'"
    basename('/path/to/some/file.txt') => 'file.txt'

• Array function

    $ ./phpmf  "array('a' => 'x', 'b' => 'y')" "array('a','b')"
    array_keys(array (
      'a' => 'x',
      'b' => 'y',
    )) => array (
      0 => 'a',
      1 => 'b',
    )