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Are you looking for an easy way to validate a user’s input? Then Stringly is for you! Are you also looking for an easy way to check if strings begin with/end with/contains a specific string? Then Stringly is for you! Stringly helps you validate your users’ input using predefined options, which are: URL IP EMAIL ALPHANUMERIC NUMERIC LETTER ONLY LOWERCASE UPPERCASE RANGE (a number between 2 numbers) HEX Examples of string placement checking: require('stringly

Are you looking for an easy way to validate a user’s input? Then Stringly is for you! Are you also looking for an easy way to check if strings begin with/end with/contains a specific string? Then Stringly is for you!

Stringly helps you validate your users’ input using predefined options, which are:

• URL
• IP
• EMAIL
• ALPHANUMERIC
• NUMERIC
• LETTER ONLY
• LOWERCASE
• UPPERCASE
• RANGE (a number between 2 numbers)
• HEX

Examples of string placement checking:

 require('stringly.class.php');   $begins = Stringly::beginsWith('PHP is the web scripting language of choice.', 'PHP'); $ends = Stringly::endsWith('PHP is the web scripting language of choice.', 'choice'); $contains = Stringly::contains('PHP is the web scripting language of choice.', 'php'); 

More examples are found in the documentation.

Examples of string validation:

 require('stringly.class.php');   $url = Stringly::validate(Stringly::VALIDATE_URL, 'https://encrypted.google.com/search?q=hello');  $ip = Stringly::validate(Stringly::VALIDATE_IP, '221.15.154.26');  $email = Stringly::validate(Stringly::VALIDATE_EMAIL, 'mr@green.com');  $alnum = Stringly::validate(Stringly::VALIDATE_ALNUM, 'ben445');  $num = Stringly::validate(Stringly::VALIDATE_NUM, '345345671');  $letters = Stringly::validate(Stringly::VALIDATE_LETTERS, 'hiii');  $lower = Stringly::validate(Stringly::VALIDATE_LOWER, 'specialoo');  $upper = Stringly::validate(Stringly::VALIDATE_UPPER, '290532L');  $range = Stringly::validate(Stringly::VALIDATE_RANGE, 6, 1, 20);  $hex = Stringly::validate(Stringly::VALIDATE_HEX, '#00FFFF'); 

More examples are found in the documentation.