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Extra type casts for WPORM models, providing advanced validation and sanitization using WordPress functions.

Features

• Seamless integration with WPORM
• Uses WordPress native functions for sanitization and validation
• Supports a wide range of data types
• Extensible for custom data types

Requirements

• PHP 7.4+
• WordPress 5.0+
• WPORM library

Installation

Install via Composer:

composer require mjkhajeh/wporm-extra-casts

Supported Cast Types

Usage

Add the desired cast to your WPORM model’s $casts property. Example:

use MJ\WPROM\ExtraCasts\Date;
use MJ\WPROM\ExtraCasts\Slug;

class MyModel extends Model {
    protected $casts = [
        'published_at' => Date::class,
        'post_slug'    => Slug::class,
    ];
}

CustomEnum Example

CustomEnum allows you to restrict a field to a set of allowed values, with WordPress sanitization:

use MJ\WPROM\ExtraCasts\CustomEnum;

// Define allowed values
$enum = new CustomEnum(['draft', 'pending', 'published']);

// Getting a value
$value = $enum->get('published'); // returns 'published'
$value = $enum->get('trash');     // returns null

// Setting a value
$set = $enum->set('pending');     // returns 'pending'
$set = $enum->set('unknown');     // returns null

You can use CustomEnum in your model like this:

class Post extends Model {
    protected $casts = [
        'status' => [CustomEnum::class, ['draft', 'pending', 'published']]
    ];
}

License

MIT License © MohammadJafar Khajeh

Author

MohammadJafar Khajeh mjkhajehg@gmail.com

Links

• WPORM
• WordPress Developer Resources