StripNamespace

Since v1.4.0

Description

StripNamespace returns a class or object's class name, minus the namespace.

Public Interface

IsArray has the following public interface:

namespace GanbaroDigital\MissingBits\TypeInspectors;

use InvalidArgumentException;

/**
 * get the name of a class, minus its namespace
 */
class StripNamespace
{
    /**
     * get the name of a class, minus its namespace
     *
     * @param  string|object $item
     *         the item to examine
     * @return string
     *         the class's non-qualified classname
     * @throws InvalidArgumentException
     *         - if we have not been given a string or object
     *         - if the string does not contain the name of a defined
     *           class / interface / trait
     */
    public function stripNamespace($item);

    /**
     * get the name of a class, minus its namespace
     *
     * @param  string|object $item
     *         the item to examine
     * @return string
     *         the class's non-qualified classname
     * @throws InvalidArgumentException
     *         - if we have not been given a string or object
     *         - if the string does not contain the name of a defined
     *           class / interface / trait
     */
    public static function from($item);
}

Methods

Method	Use
`StripNamespace::from()`	static
`StripNamespace::stripNamespace()`	object

Class Contract

Here is the contract for this class:

GanbaroDigital\MissingBits\TypeInspectors\StripNamespace
 [x] Can instantiate
 [x] Can use as object
 [x] Can call statically
 [x] Can call as function
 [x] Strips namespaces from classes
 [x] Strips namespaces from objects
 [x] Returns class name for classes with no namespace
 [x] throws InvalidArgumentException if class not defined
 [x] throws InvalidArgumentException for everything else

Class contracts are built from this class's unit tests.

Future releases of this class will not break this contract.

Future releases of this class may add to this contract. New additions may include:

clarifying existing behaviour (e.g. stricter contract around input or return types)
add new behaviours (e.g. extra trait methods)

When you use this class, you can only rely on the behaviours documented by this contract.

If you:

find other ways to use this class,
or depend on behaviours that are not covered by a unit test,
or depend on undocumented internal states of this class,

... your code may not work in the future.

Notes

None at this time.