Class Yaml

Yaml offers convenience methods to load and dump YAML.

Namespace: Symfony\Component\Yaml
Author: Fabien Potencier <fabien@symfony.com>
Api
Located at yaml/Symfony/Component/Yaml/Yaml.php

Methods summary
`public static array`	# `parse( string $input, mixed $exceptionOnInvalidType = false, mixed $objectSupport = false )` Parses YAML into a PHP array. Parses YAML into a PHP array. The parse method, when supplied with a YAML stream (string or file), will do its best to convert YAML in a file into a PHP array. Usage: $array = Yaml::parse('config.yml'); print_r($array); As this method accepts both plain strings and file names as an input, you must validate the input before calling this method. Passing a file as an input is a deprecated feature and will be removed in 3.0. Parameters `$input` `string` $input Path to a YAML file or a string containing YAML `$exceptionOnInvalidType` `$objectSupport` Returns `array` The YAML converted to a PHP array Throws `Symfony\Component\Yaml\Exception\ParseException` If the YAML is not valid Api
`public static string`	# `dump( array $array, integer $inline = 2, integer $indent = 4, Boolean $exceptionOnInvalidType = false, Boolean $objectSupport = false )` Dumps a PHP array to a YAML string. Dumps a PHP array to a YAML string. The dump method, when supplied with an array, will do its best to convert the array into friendly YAML. Parameters `$array` `array` $array PHP array `$inline` `integer` $inline The level where you switch to inline YAML `$indent` `integer` $indent The amount of spaces to use for indentation of nested nodes. `$exceptionOnInvalidType` `Boolean` $exceptionOnInvalidType true if an exception must be thrown on invalid types (a PHP resource or object), false otherwise `$objectSupport` `Boolean` $objectSupport true if object support is enabled, false otherwise Returns `string` A YAML string representing the original PHP array Api