Class Name: I18N_Persian
Filename: Persian.php
Author: [email protected]
Fork of: I18N_Arabic by Khaled Al-Sham'aa
I18N Persian is a PHP library that provides a set of tools and classes to enhance Persian web applications. It offers various functionalities including stem-based searching, transliteration, soundex, Hijri calendar, charset detection and conversion, spell numbers, keyboard language, Muslim prayer time, auto-summarization, and more.
This program is an open-source product released under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL) version 3 or any later version. You can redistribute and modify this program according to the terms of the license. For more details, please refer to the GNU Lesser General Public License.
- This library requires PHP.
- It may also require specific character sets or extensions, depending on the features you intend to use.
To use this library, include the Persian.php file in your PHP project.
include 'Persian.php';To use the library, create an instance of the I18N_Persian class and load the desired Persian library or module. You can then call methods from the loaded library to perform various operations.
// Create an instance of I18N_Persian and load a library
$persian = new I18N_Persian('LibraryName');
// Use library methods
$result = $persian->libraryMethod($arguments);You can choose from a variety of libraries/modules when loading the I18N_Persian class, depending on your needs. Some of the available libraries include:
- Glyphs
Other libraries are under construction.
You can set the character set for both input and output Persian strings using the following methods:
setInputCharset($charset)to set the input character set.setOutputCharset($charset)to set the output character set.getInputCharset()to retrieve the current input character set.getOutputCharset()to retrieve the current output character set.
The library provides error handling through custom exceptions. You can enable exception handling by passing true for the $useException parameter when creating an instance of the I18N_Persian class. If an error occurs, a PersianException will be thrown.
The library handles character set conversions for input and output values when calling methods. It ensures that the specified character sets are used correctly.
The header($mode, $conn) method allows you to set the output charset for various output media, such as HTTP, HTML, text email, HTML email, MySQL, MySQLi, and PDO. You can specify the desired mode to configure the output charset accordingly.
The getBrowserLang() method retrieves the chosen or default language of the web browser using ISO 639-1 codes (2-letter codes).
The isForum($html) method helps identify whether a given HTML content is from a Persian forum page. It checks for specific markers in the HTML content.
Here are some usage examples of the library:
// Create an instance of I18N_Persian with exception handling enabled
$persian = new I18N_Persian('LibraryName', false, true);
// Set input and output character sets
$persian->setInputCharset('utf-8');
$persian->setOutputCharset('utf-8');
// Load a library/module
$persian->load('LibraryName');
// Use a library method
$result = $persian->libraryMethod($arguments);
// Handle exceptions
try {
$result = $persian->libraryMethod($arguments);
} catch (PersianException $e) {
echo 'Error: ' . $e->getMessage();
}
// Set the output charset for HTTP response
$persian->header('http');
// Detect the browser's chosen language
$browserLang = $persian::getBrowserLang();
// Check if HTML content is from a forum page
$isForumPage = $persian::isForum($htmlContent);Contributions to the library are welcome. If you encounter any issues or have suggestions for improvements, please report them on the project's GitHub page.
- Original Author: [email protected]
- Forked from I18N_Arabic by Khaled Al-Sham'aa