use KevinPurwito\PhpConstant\PhpConstant;

// Class Extends PhpConstant to use its functions
class StatusConst extends PhpConstant
{
    const PENDING = 'pending';
    const IN_PROCESS = 'in_process';
    const COMPLETED = 'completed';
}

/*
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| Framework Agnostic Functions
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| Simple functions not dependent to any framework and can be used in any PHP project.
|
*/

// returns an array like this: ['pending', 'in_process', 'completed']
StatusConst::all();

// returns a key-value array like this: ['pending' => 'Pending', 'in_process' => 'In Process', 'completed' => 'Completed']
StatusConst::options();

// returns a string like this: 'pending,in_process,completed'
StatusConst::asString();

// You can use any char you want as the glue for asString() function
// returns a string like this: 'pending|in_process|completed'
StatusConst::asString('|');

/*
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| Laravel Specific Functions
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| Functions to support [Laravel Collection](https://laravel.com/docs/collections) class.
| Laravel Collection is a class that provides a fluent, convenient wrapper for working with arrays of data.
|
*/

// returns a collection equivalent to: collect(['pending', 'in_process', 'completed'])
StatusConst::collect();

// returns a key-value collection equivalent to: collect(['pending' => 'Pending', 'in_process' => 'In Process', 'completed' => 'Completed'])
StatusConst::collectOptions();