John R. D'Orazio

A few URL parse tests on https://php-play.dev: **Simple example** ```php

PHPStan will want to know the "shape" of the array, so let's think it through: ## Filter The `filter` parameter will contain a value that is an **_associative array_**, where...

Perhaps it would also be useful to map which comparison operators can be used with which fields based on the field type, and the types that make sense for the...

Here is the table again with the possible **types** for each comparison operator: | Operator | Description | Possible Types | |----------------|--------------------------------------------|----------------------------------------| | `_eq` | Equals | string, integer, float,...

Now let's list only fields that might make sense for filtering on the server, with their relative types, and the possible comparison operators: | Field | Type | Comparison operators...

Now for the approach to applying the filters on a PHP collection, for example using `array_filter`: we want to do some recursive parsing to produce closures that return a boolean...

@HPaulson do these notes seem to make sense? Any observations?

Hello Gábor, thank your for taking interest in the Liturgical Calendar API. There seems to have been an issue with the Celery worker and the Redis socket, I really don't...

Yeah sorry for the missing translations, while I was trying to debug the issue I finally resorted to removing and re-adding Hungarian as a language for the Liturgical Calendar project,...

Thank you for taking interest @LeoPereiraVra . I had never contemplated a `false` value for `timeFormat` on a clock plugin in fact! I didn't see a use case for not...