streams/library/urlify
2012-07-30 18:51:44 -07:00
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tests Added urlify to try and create webbie auto-suggestions out of whatever unicode stuff gets thrown in as a name. Currently this will only work for latin/european/cyrillic/russian, but possible to extend to ideographic forms. 2012-07-30 18:51:44 -07:00
.gitignore Added urlify to try and create webbie auto-suggestions out of whatever unicode stuff gets thrown in as a name. Currently this will only work for latin/european/cyrillic/russian, but possible to extend to ideographic forms. 2012-07-30 18:51:44 -07:00
composer.json Added urlify to try and create webbie auto-suggestions out of whatever unicode stuff gets thrown in as a name. Currently this will only work for latin/european/cyrillic/russian, but possible to extend to ideographic forms. 2012-07-30 18:51:44 -07:00
INSTALL Added urlify to try and create webbie auto-suggestions out of whatever unicode stuff gets thrown in as a name. Currently this will only work for latin/european/cyrillic/russian, but possible to extend to ideographic forms. 2012-07-30 18:51:44 -07:00
README.md Added urlify to try and create webbie auto-suggestions out of whatever unicode stuff gets thrown in as a name. Currently this will only work for latin/european/cyrillic/russian, but possible to extend to ideographic forms. 2012-07-30 18:51:44 -07:00
URLify.php Added urlify to try and create webbie auto-suggestions out of whatever unicode stuff gets thrown in as a name. Currently this will only work for latin/european/cyrillic/russian, but possible to extend to ideographic forms. 2012-07-30 18:51:44 -07:00

URLify for PHP

A PHP port of URLify.js from the Django project. Handles symbols from Latin languages, Greek, Turkish, Russian, Ukrainian, Czech, Polish, and Latvian. Symbols it cannot transliterate it will simply omit.

Usage:

To generate slugs for URLs:

<?php

echo URLify::filter (' J\'étudie le français ');
// "jetudie-le-francais"

echo URLify::filter ('Lo siento, no hablo español.');
// "lo-siento-no-hablo-espanol"

?>

To simply transliterate characters:

<?php

echo URLify::downcode ('J\'étudie le français');
// "J'etudie le francais"

echo URLify::downcode ('Lo siento, no hablo español.');
// "Lo siento, no hablo espanol."

/* Or use transliterate() alias: */

echo URLify::transliterate ('Lo siento, no hablo español.');
// "Lo siento, no hablo espanol."

?>

To extend the character list:

<?php

URLify::add_chars (array (
	'¿' => '?', '®' => '(r)', '¼' => '1/4',
	'¼' => '1/2', '¾' => '3/4', '¶' => 'P'
));

echo URLify::downcode ('¿ ® ¼ ¼ ¾ ¶');
// "? (r) 1/2 1/2 3/4 P"

?>

To extend the list of words to remove:

<?php

URLify::remove_words (array ('remove', 'these', 'too'));

?>