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[packagist]: https://packagist.org/packages/joshtronic/php-loremipsum
[gittip]: https://www.gittip.com/joshtronic/
Lorem ipsum generator in PHP without dependencies. Compatible with PHP 5.3+ as well as HHVM.
Lorem ipsum generator in PHP without dependencies. Compatible with PHP 5.3+ as
well as HHVM.
## Origins
Once upon a time, I was attempting to find a lorem ipsum generator over on [Packagist](https://packagist.org/search/?q=lorem%20ipsum). I was presented with many options, and some of those options were good. Unfortunately, the bulk of those options depended on Symphony or the Zend Framework. This wouldn’t have been a big deal but under the circumstances, I wanted something that was not tightly coupled to these frameworks because I wanted to use the generator in my _own_ framework.
Once upon a time, I was attempting to find a lorem ipsum generator over on
[Packagist](https://packagist.org/search/?q=lorem%20ipsum). I was presented
with many options, and some of those options were good. Unfortunately, the
bulk of those options depended on Symphony or the Zend Framework. This
wouldn’t have been a big deal but under the circumstances, I wanted something
that was not tightly coupled to these frameworks because I wanted to use the
generator in my _own_ framework.
I had decided to use [badcow/lorem-ipsum](https://packagist.org/packages/badcow/lorem-ipsum) because it did not have any dependencies nor did it rely on any external APIs. As I started to use the library, I found that I was going to have to fight with it to get it to do what I wanted. After digging through the code, I realized that I was going to end up gutting most of it to bend it to my will. I know when you overhaul someone’s code the liklihood of them accepting a pull request goes down dramatically, hence building this library while taking cues from it’s predecessor.
I had decided to use
[badcow/lorem-ipsum](https://packagist.org/packages/badcow/lorem-ipsum)
because it did not have any dependencies nor did it rely on any external APIs.
As I started to use the library, I found that I was going to have to fight
with it to get it to do what I wanted. After digging through the code, I
realized that I was going to end up gutting most of it to bend it to my will.
I know when you overhaul someone’s code the liklihood of them accepting a pull
request goes down dramatically, hence building this library while taking cues
from it’s predecessor.
Also, the aforementioned package had a bunch of “setter” and “getter” methods that were grossing me out :P
Also, the aforementioned package had a bunch of “setter” and “getter” methods
that were grossing me out :P
## Installation
The preferred installation method is via `composer`. First add the following to your `composer.json`
The preferred installation method is via `composer`. First add the following
to your `composer.json`
```json
"require": {
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### Wrapping text with HTML tags
If you would like to wrap the generated text with a tag, pass it as the second parameter:
If you would like to wrap the generated text with a tag, pass it as the second
parameter:
```php
echo $lipsum->paragraphs(3, 'p');
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```php
echo $lipsum->sentences(3, ['article', 'p']);
// Generptes: <article><p>...</p></article><article><p>...</p></article><article><p>...</p></article>
// Generates: <article><p>...</p></article><article><p>...</p></article><article><p>...</p></article>
```
And you can back reference using `$1`:
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## Assumptions
Instead of having an option as to whether or not a string should start the generated output with “Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.” a few assumptions are baked in. The first string generated will always start with the traditional “Lorem ipsum…”. Subsequent strings may contain those words but will not explicitly start with them.
Instead of having an option as to whether or not a string should start the
generated output with “Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing
elit.” a few assumptions are baked in. The first string generated will always
start with the traditional “Lorem ipsum…”. Subsequent strings may contain
those words but will not explicitly start with them.
## Contributing
Suggestions and bug reports are always welcome, but karma points are earned for pull requests.
Suggestions and bug reports are always welcome, but karma points are earned
for pull requests.
Unit tests are required for all contributions. You can run the test suite from the `tests` directory simply by running `phpunit .`
Unit tests are required for all contributions. You can run the test suite
from the `tests` directory simply by running `phpunit .`

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