Array universal key #143
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All tests green :) |
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hey @JarJak thanks for your work! Could you please also update readme and mention this feature? |
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@norzechowicz done |
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Thanks @JarJak I also created new release https://github.com/coduo/php-matcher/releases/tag/3.1.2 🎉 |
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Array universal key
@*@will match any key not presented in the pattern.It works similarly to
@...@but for key-value arrays.It needs
"@*@": "@*@"instead of just@*@or@...@to bypass JSON validation.It solves problem described in #40 but it is more elastic than #39 and #132 as it allows both specifying value pattern (like
"@*@": @string@) and place where additional keys are allowed. Also it is more obvious to guess what wildcard key does than learning about pattern modifiers.