Global Functions

These are the functions that can be used in your script, and includes various utility functions and functions to interact with your Webhook.site URL.

1. Chaining
2. Custom functions
3. Debugging and output
   1. echo(string string)
   2. dd(any value)
   3. dump(any value)
4. Custom Action Variables
   1. var(string variable_name) : mixed
   2. set(string variable_name, string variable_value)
   3. store(string global_variable_name, any value): any
   4. variables : array
5. HTTP
   1. query(array form_values) : string
   2. request(string url, string content = ‘’, string method = ‘GET’, array headers = []) : array
   3. url_decode(string value) : string
   4. url_encode(string value) : string
6. Flow Control and Responses
   1. delay(int seconds, string code)
   2. exec(string code) : any
   3. import(string url) : any
   4. respond(string content, int status, array headers)
   5. stop()
   6. set_content(string content)
   7. set_header(string header_name, string header_value)
   8. set_response(string content, int status, array headers)
   9. set_status(number status)
7. String
   1. base64_decode(string string) : string
   2. base64_encode(string string) : string
   3. hash(string/number value, string algo) : string
   4. json_decode(string json) : array
   5. json_encode(array array) : string
   6. json_path(string json, string jsonpath, bool return_first = true) : string
   7. regex_extract(regex regex, string subject) : array/false
   8. regex_extract_first(regex regex, string subject) : string/false
   9. regex_match(regex regex, string subject) : string/false
   10. regex_to_string(regex regex) : string
   11. string_contains(string subject, number/string/regex value) : bool
   12. string_find_first(string subject, number/string value) : number
   13. string_find_last(string subject, number/string value) : number
   14. string_format(string formatString, …any items) : string
   15. string_join(string subject, array items (number/string/bool/array)) : string
   16. string_length(string string) : number
   17. string_number_of(string string) : number
   18. string_replace(string subject, string search, string replace) : string
   19. string_reverse(string subject) : string
   20. string_shuffle(string string) : string
   21. string_split(string subject, string/regex delimiter) : string
   22. to_regex(string regex) : regex
   23. to_string(string/number/bool value) : string
   24. xpath(string xpath, string input): string/null
   25. xpath_all(string xpath, string input): string/null
8. Date Manipulation
   1. Date format characters
   2. Date locales available
   3. to_date(string date, ?string format): string
   4. date_format(string date, ?string format, ?string locale): string
   5. date_to_array(string): array
   6. date_interval(string date1, string date2, ?string format): string/int
   7. date_interval_human(string date1, string date2, ?string locale): string/int
9. Math and Numbers
   1. abs(number number) : number
   2. atan(number number) : number
   3. ceil(number number) : number
   4. cos(number number) : number
   5. floor(number number) : number
   6. max(array numbers) : number
   7. min(array numbers) : number
   8. mod(number number, number divisor) : number
   9. number_length(number number) : number
   10. pi() : number
   11. pow(number number, number power) : number
   12. rand(number min, number max) : number
   13. round(number number, number precision) : number
   14. sin(number number) : number
   15. sqrt(number number) : number
   16. tan(number number) : number
   17. to_number(any value) : number
10. Arrays
    1. array_contains(array array, string/number needle) : bool
    2. array_copy(array array) : array
    3. array_diff(array array1, array array2) : array
    4. array_get(array array, string/number index, any default) : any
    5. array_has(array array, string/number key) : bool
    6. array_length(array array) : number`
    7. array_map(array array, func function)
    8. array_number_of(array, string/number value) : number
    9. array_pop(array array) : any
    10. array_push(array array, any value) : any
    11. array_random(array array) : any
    12. array_reverse(array array) : array
    13. array_shuffle(array array) : array
    14. to_array(array array) : array
11. Booleans
    1. bool_and(bool value1, bool value2): bool
    2. bool_not(bool value) : bool
    3. to_bool(string/number/array/bool value) : bool
12. Types
    1. type(any value) : string

Chaining

Functions can be chained directly to a primitive (strings, numbers, arrays).

These two statements are equivalent:

'Hello World'.echo()

echo('Hello World')

They can even be chained, for example:

'Hello World'.hash('md5').echo() 

Read more about functions in the reference.

Custom functions

Define your own functions like this:

function sub(a, b) {
    return a - b;
}

Read more about functions in the reference.

Debugging and output

echo(string string)

Adds string to script debug output.

dd(any value)

Halts Custom Action execution and adds value to debug output.

dump(any value)

Adds value as a decoded string to script debug output.

Custom Action Variables

These functions lets you interface with other Custom Actions by getting and setting variables from them. These functions are also how you retrieve Global Variables defined in the Control Panel.

var(string variable_name) : mixed

Gets a specific Webhook.site Variable, including Global Variables (defined in the Control Panel). Variables should be without the $ format used in other actions.

Example: var('request.header.x-request-verification').

get_variable() is an alias to this function.

set(string variable_name, string variable_value)

Sets a variable for usage in a later WebhookScript Action or other Custom Action.

set_variable() is an alias to this function.

store(string global_variable_name, any value): any

Permanently creates or updates a Global Variable named global_variable_name with value. The value can be retrieved with the var() function.

variables : array

Global variable (not a function) containing an associative array with all available Webhook.site variables.

HTTP

query(array form_values) : string

Converts an associative array into a form-style string, like would be used for application/x-www-form-urlencoded requests or HTTP query strings.

Example: query(['country': 'Curaçao', 'population': 158665]) returns country=Cura%C3%A7ao&population=158665

request(string url, string content = ‘’, string method = ‘GET’, array headers = []) : array

Sends a HTTP request and returns an array with the following keys: content, status, headers, url.

The headers should be an array of strings in the form of Header-Key: Value.

To get a JSON document, validate if valid JSON, and get a property:

response = request('https://example.com')

decoded = json_decode(response['content'])
if (decoded) {
  value = decoded['value']
}

url_decode(string value) : string

Returns an URL-decoded version of value.

url_encode(string value) : string

Returns an URL-encoded version of value.

Example: url_encode('here\'s a value') returns here%27s+a+value.

Flow Control and Responses

delay(int seconds, string code)

Executes code in the future. Any output will be stored on the request and will show with a “Was delayed” label.

The code will not inherit the execution scope, as you can see in this example where the format function is used to prepare the code string with a URL, causing {} to be replaced with with https://example.com.

url = 'https://example.com'

code = '
  request(
      "{}",
      \'{"message": "Hello World!"}\',
      "POST"
  )
'.format(url)

delay(5, code);

The maximum amount of seconds allowed is 604800.

exec(string code) : any

Executes code in code and returns the result. The code will inherit the execution scope.

import(string url) : any

Downloads code located at url and returns the result. The code will inherit the execution scope. As an example, this can be used if you want to re-use code. Just upload it to your server or e.g. Github and use it in different WebhookScript actions.

result = import('https://raw.githubusercontent.com/fredsted/webhookscripts/ec22946a83ea85f607fcc6bff83f9d81ed2fe4ed/hello_world.ws')
echo(result) // -> "value"

respond(string content, int status, array headers)

Halts Custom Action execution and return a response.

stop()

Stop executing current script.

set_content(string content)

Sets the response content of the URL

set_header(string header_name, string header_value)

Sets or overwrites a response header of the URL.

set_response(string content, int status, array headers)

Set response content, status and headers in single function. headers should be an array of strings e.g. [“X-Example: Value”, “X-Foo: Bar”]

set_status(number status)

Sets the HTTP response status of the current URL.

String

base64_decode(string string) : string

Returns a base64-encoded string.

base64_encode(string string) : string

Returns decoded base64 string.

hash(string/number value, string algo) : string

Returns a hashed version of value using the algo algorithm.

hash('md5', 'hello world') returns 5eb63bbbe01eeed093cb22bb8f5acdc3.

The following algorithms are available: md2, md4, md5, sha1, sha224, sha256, sha384, sha512/224, sha512/256, sha512, sha3-224, sha3-256, sha3-384, sha3-512, ripemd128, ripemd160, ripemd256, ripemd320, whirlpool, tiger128,3, tiger160,3, tiger192,3, tiger128,4, tiger160,4, tiger192,4, snefru, snefru256, gost, gost-crypto, adler32, crc32, crc32b, fnv132, fnv1a32, fnv164, fnv1a64, joaat, haval128,3, haval160,3, haval192,3, haval224,3, haval256,3, haval128,4, haval160,4, haval192,4, haval224,4, haval256,4, haval128,5, haval160,5, haval192,5, haval224,5, haval256,5.

json_decode(string json) : array

Decodes json and returns an array

json_encode(array array) : string

Takes an array and encodes it as a JSON string

json_path(string json, string jsonpath, bool return_first = true) : string

Returns the result of a json string parsed using the JSONPath functionality.

Per default, if there’s just one match (e.g. if matching on a property value that’s a string), this value is returned. To always return an array, set return_first to false.

dump(json_path('{"v": []}', 'v[*]', false))
dump(json_path('{"v": []}', 'v[*]'))
// []
// ""
 
dump(json_path('{"v": ["item1"]}', 'v[*]', false))
dump(json_path('{"v": ["item1"]}', 'v[*]'))
// [0: "item1"]
// "item1"
 
dump(json_path('{"v": ["item1", "item2"]}', 'v[*]', false))
dump(json_path('{"v": ["item1", "item2"]}', 'v[*]'))
// [0: "item1", 1: "item2"]
// [0: "item1", 1: "item2"]

regex_extract(regex regex, string subject) : array/false

Returns the matching string and all match groups as an array, and false on failure.

input = "You're a good bot"

output = regex_extract(r"You're (\w) (.*)", input)

dump(output) // [0: "You're a good bot", 1: "a", 2: "good bot"]

regex_extract_first(regex regex, string subject) : string/false

Returns the first match group of a regex, and false on failure.

input = "You're a good bot"

output = regex_extract(r"You're (.*)", input)

dump(output) // "a good bot"

regex_match(regex regex, string subject) : string/false

Returns the first matching string, otherwise false.

input = "You're a good bot"

output = regex_match(r"You're .*", input)

dump(output) // "You're a good bot"

regex_to_string(regex regex) : string

Returns the regex converted to a string

string_contains(string subject, number/string/regex value) : bool

Returns boolean if subject contains value

string_find_first(string subject, number/string value) : number

Returns position of value in subject, or false if not found

string_find_last(string subject, number/string value) : number

Returns position of value in subject, or false if not found

string_format(string formatString, …any items) : string

Sprintf-like formatting of formatString with items, see PHP sprintf docs.

string_join(string subject, array items (number/string/bool/array)) : string

Joins items with string subject

string_length(string string) : number

Returns length of string (multibyte-aware)

string_number_of(string string) : number

Returns number value of string

string_replace(string subject, string search, string replace) : string

Replaces string search with replace found in subject.

string_reverse(string subject) : string

Reverses string subject

string_shuffle(string string) : string

Returns shuffled string

string_split(string subject, string/regex delimiter) : string

Returns array of split string subject with delimiter

to_regex(string regex) : regex

Converts a regex string to a regex type

to_string(string/number/bool value) : string

Returns value as string

xpath(string xpath, string input): string/null

Returns the first result of an XPath query on XML document input.

Given a request with the following content:

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<organization name="ExampleCo">
  <employees>
    <employee id="1">Jack</employee>
    <employee id="2">Ann</employee>
  </employees>
</organization>

• xpath(var('$request.content$'), '//employee[1]') // returns "Jack"
• var('$request.content$').xpath('//employee[1]') // returns "Jack"

More information and examples regarding XPath.

xpath_all(string xpath, string input): string/null

Returns the results of an XPath query on XML document input as an array.

Given a request with the following content:

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<organization name="ExampleCo">
  <employees>
    <employee id="1">Jack</employee>
    <employee id="2">Ann</employee>
  </employees>
</organization>

• xpath_all(var('$request.content$'), '//employee]') // returns [0: "Jack", 1: "Ann"]
• var('$request.content$').xpath('//employee') // returns [0: "Jack", 1: "Ann"]

More information and examples regarding XPath.

Date Manipulation

In WebhookScript, dates are not a specific type, and ar expressed in strings instead, which WebhookScript will attempt to parse. If possible, we recommend using a specific date format like ISO-8601 which leaves little doubt for misunderstanding.

Date format characters

WebhookScript uses the ISO format for converting and formatting dates, and the format is compatible with the Moment.js format method.

The following examples are based on the date 2017-01-05 17:04:05.084512.

Source: Carbon Docs

Date locales available

aa, aa_DJ, aa_ER, aa_ER@saaho, aa_ET, af, af_NA, af_ZA, agq, agr, agr_PE, ak, ak_GH, am, am_ET, an, an_ES, anp, anp_IN, ar, ar_AE, ar_BH, ar_DJ, ar_DZ, ar_EG, ar_EH, ar_ER, ar_IL, ar_IN, ar_IQ, ar_JO, ar_KM, ar_KW, ar_LB, ar_LY, ar_MA, ar_MR, ar_OM, ar_PS, ar_QA, ar_SA, ar_SD, ar_SO, ar_SS, ar_SY, ar_Shakl, ar_TD, ar_TN, ar_YE, as, as_IN, asa, ast, ast_ES, ayc, ayc_PE, az, az_AZ, az_Cyrl, az_IR, az_Latn, bas, be, be_BY, be_BY@latin, bem, bem_ZM, ber, ber_DZ, ber_MA, bez, bg, bg_BG, bhb, bhb_IN, bho, bho_IN, bi, bi_VU, bm, bn, bn_BD, bn_IN, bo, bo_CN, bo_IN, br, br_FR, brx, brx_IN, bs, bs_BA, bs_Cyrl, bs_Latn, byn, byn_ER, ca, ca_AD, ca_ES, ca_ES_Valencia, ca_FR, ca_IT, ccp, ccp_IN, ce, ce_RU, cgg, chr, chr_US, cmn, cmn_TW, crh, crh_UA, cs, cs_CZ, csb, csb_PL, cu, cv, cv_RU, cy, cy_GB, da, da_DK, da_GL, dav, de, de_AT, de_BE, de_CH, de_DE, de_IT, de_LI, de_LU, dje, doi, doi_IN, dsb, dsb_DE, dua, dv, dv_MV, dyo, dz, dz_BT, ebu, ee, ee_TG, el, el_CY, el_GR, en, en_001, en_150, en_AG, en_AI, en_AS, en_AT, en_AU, en_BB, en_BE, en_BI, en_BM, en_BS, en_BW, en_BZ, en_CA, en_CC, en_CH, en_CK, en_CM, en_CX, en_CY, en_DE, en_DG, en_DK, en_DM, en_ER, en_FI, en_FJ, en_FK, en_FM, en_GB, en_GD, en_GG, en_GH, en_GI, en_GM, en_GU, en_GY, en_HK, en_IE, en_IL, en_IM, en_IN, en_IO, en_ISO, en_JE, en_JM, en_KE, en_KI, en_KN, en_KY, en_LC, en_LR, en_LS, en_MG, en_MH, en_MO, en_MP, en_MS, en_MT, en_MU, en_MW, en_MY, en_NA, en_NF, en_NG, en_NL, en_NR, en_NU, en_NZ, en_PG, en_PH, en_PK, en_PN, en_PR, en_PW, en_RW, en_SB, en_SC, en_SD, en_SE, en_SG, en_SH, en_SI, en_SL, en_SS, en_SX, en_SZ, en_TC, en_TK, en_TO, en_TT, en_TV, en_TZ, en_UG, en_UM, en_US, en_US_Posix, en_VC, en_VG, en_VI, en_VU, en_WS, en_ZA, en_ZM, en_ZW, eo, es, es_419, es_AR, es_BO, es_BR, es_BZ, es_CL, es_CO, es_CR, es_CU, es_DO, es_EA, es_EC, es_ES, es_GQ, es_GT, es_HN, es_IC, es_MX, es_NI, es_PA, es_PE, es_PH, es_PR, es_PY, es_SV, es_US, es_UY, es_VE, et, et_EE, eu, eu_ES, ewo, fa, fa_AF, fa_IR, ff, ff_CM, ff_GN, ff_MR, ff_SN, fi, fi_FI, fil, fil_PH, fo, fo_DK, fo_FO, fr, fr_BE, fr_BF, fr_BI, fr_BJ, fr_BL, fr_CA, fr_CD, fr_CF, fr_CG, fr_CH, fr_CI, fr_CM, fr_DJ, fr_DZ, fr_FR, fr_GA, fr_GF, fr_GN, fr_GP, fr_GQ, fr_HT, fr_KM, fr_LU, fr_MA, fr_MC, fr_MF, fr_MG, fr_ML, fr_MQ, fr_MR, fr_MU, fr_NC, fr_NE, fr_PF, fr_PM, fr_RE, fr_RW, fr_SC, fr_SN, fr_SY, fr_TD, fr_TG, fr_TN, fr_VU, fr_WF, fr_YT, fur, fur_IT, fy, fy_DE, fy_NL, ga, ga_IE, gd, gd_GB, gez, gez_ER, gez_ET, gl, gl_ES, gom, gom_Latn, gsw, gsw_CH, gsw_FR, gsw_LI, gu, gu_IN, guz, gv, gv_GB, ha, ha_GH, ha_NE, ha_NG, hak, hak_TW, haw, he, he_IL, hi, hi_IN, hif, hif_FJ, hne, hne_IN, hr, hr_BA, hr_HR, hsb, hsb_DE, ht, ht_HT, hu, hu_HU, hy, hy_AM, i18n, ia, ia_FR, id, id_ID, ig, ig_NG, ii, ik, ik_CA, in, is, is_IS, it, it_CH, it_IT, it_SM, it_VA, iu, iu_CA, iw, ja, ja_JP, jgo, jmc, jv, ka, ka_GE, kab, kab_DZ, kam, kde, kea, khq, ki, kk, kk_KZ, kkj, kl, kl_GL, kln, km, km_KH, kn, kn_IN, ko, ko_KP, ko_KR, kok, kok_IN, ks, ks_IN, ks_IN@devanagari, ksb, ksf, ksh, ku, ku_TR, kw, kw_GB, ky, ky_KG, lag, lb, lb_LU, lg, lg_UG, li, li_NL, lij, lij_IT, lkt, ln, ln_AO, ln_CD, ln_CF, ln_CG, lo, lo_LA, lrc, lrc_IQ, lt, lt_LT, lu, luo, luy, lv, lv_LV, lzh, lzh_TW, mag, mag_IN, mai, mai_IN, mas, mas_TZ, mer, mfe, mfe_MU, mg, mg_MG, mgh, mgo, mhr, mhr_RU, mi, mi_NZ, miq, miq_NI, mjw, mjw_IN, mk, mk_MK, ml, ml_IN, mn, mn_MN, mni, mni_IN, mo, mr, mr_IN, ms, ms_BN, ms_MY, ms_SG, mt, mt_MT, mua, my, my_MM, mzn, nan, nan_TW, nan_TW@latin, naq, nb, nb_NO, nb_SJ, nd, nds, nds_DE, nds_NL, ne, ne_IN, ne_NP, nhn, nhn_MX, niu, niu_NU, nl, nl_AW, nl_BE, nl_BQ, nl_CW, nl_NL, nl_SR, nl_SX, nmg, nn, nn_NO, nnh, no, nr, nr_ZA, nso, nso_ZA, nus, nyn, oc, oc_FR, om, om_ET, om_KE, or, or_IN, os, os_RU, pa, pa_Arab, pa_Guru, pa_IN, pa_PK, pap, pap_AW, pap_CW, pl, pl_PL, prg, ps, ps_AF, pt, pt_AO, pt_BR, pt_CH, pt_CV, pt_GQ, pt_GW, pt_LU, pt_MO, pt_MZ, pt_PT, pt_ST, pt_TL, qu, qu_BO, qu_EC, quz, quz_PE, raj, raj_IN, rm, rn, ro, ro_MD, ro_RO, rof, ru, ru_BY, ru_KG, ru_KZ, ru_MD, ru_RU, ru_UA, rw, rw_RW, rwk, sa, sa_IN, sah, sah_RU, saq, sat, sat_IN, sbp, sc, sc_IT, sd, sd_IN, sd_IN@devanagari, se, se_FI, se_NO, se_SE, seh, ses, sg, sgs, sgs_LT, sh, shi, shi_Latn, shi_Tfng, shn, shn_MM, shs, shs_CA, si, si_LK, sid, sid_ET, sk, sk_SK, sl, sl_SI, sm, sm_WS, smn, sn, so, so_DJ, so_ET, so_KE, so_SO, sq, sq_AL, sq_MK, sq_XK, sr, sr_Cyrl, sr_Cyrl_BA, sr_Cyrl_ME, sr_Cyrl_XK, sr_Latn, sr_Latn_BA, sr_Latn_ME, sr_Latn_XK, sr_ME, sr_RS, sr_RS@latin, ss, ss_ZA, st, st_ZA, sv, sv_AX, sv_FI, sv_SE, sw, sw_CD, sw_KE, sw_TZ, sw_UG, szl, szl_PL, ta, ta_IN, ta_LK, ta_MY, ta_SG, tcy, tcy_IN, te, te_IN, teo, teo_KE, tet, tg, tg_TJ, th, th_TH, the, the_NP, ti, ti_ER, ti_ET, tig, tig_ER, tk, tk_TM, tl, tl_PH, tlh, tn, tn_ZA, to, to_TO, tpi, tpi_PG, tr, tr_CY, tr_TR, ts, ts_ZA, tt, tt_RU, tt_RU@iqtelif, twq, tzl, tzm, tzm_Latn, ug, ug_CN, uk, uk_UA, unm, unm_US, ur, ur_IN, ur_PK, uz, uz_Arab, uz_Cyrl, uz_Latn, uz_UZ, uz_UZ@cyrillic, vai, vai_Latn, vai_Vaii, ve, ve_ZA, vi, vi_VN, vo, vun, wa, wa_BE, wae, wae_CH, wal, wal_ET, wo, wo_SN, xh, xh_ZA, xog, yav, yi, yi_US, yo, yo_BJ, yo_NG, yue, yue_HK, yue_Hans, yue_Hant, yuw, yuw_PG, zgh, zh, zh_CN, zh_HK, zh_Hans, zh_Hans_HK, zh_Hans_MO, zh_Hans_SG, zh_Hant, zh_Hant_HK, zh_Hant_MO, zh_Hant_TW, zh_MO, zh_SG, zh_TW, zh_YUE, zu, zu_ZA

to_date(string date, ?string format): string

Will attempt to parse a string to a ISO-8601 formatted date string.

If specified, format is used to parse the date without having to guess the format (see the Date Format Characters above.)

Many formats are supported, like relative dates and various specified date formats.

If the date is invalid or could not be guessed, null is returned.

// Relative formats
'last wednesday 4 am'.to_date()        // 2020-05-27T04:00:00.000000Z
'first monday august 2019'.to_date()   // 2019-08-05T00:00:00.000000Z

// Automatic format guessing
'2020-01-01 23:02:01'.to_date()        // 2020-01-01T23:02:01.000000Z

// Unix timestamp
'@1215282385'.to_date()                // 2008-07-05T18:26:25.000000Z

// Custom date format
'2/4/12 06:03'.to_date('M/D/YY HH:mm') // 2012-02-04T06:03:00.000000Z

// To escape characters in the format string, backslashes can be used
'2020-01-05 12h30m15s'.to_date('YYYY-MM-DD HH\\hmm\\mss\\s') // 2020-01-05T12:30:15.000000Z

date_format(string date, ?string format, ?string locale): string

Returns a date parsed to the format specified in format.

date_format('2008-07-05T18:26:25.000000Z', 'YYYY-MM-DD') // 2008-07-05

date_format('2008-07-05T18:26:25.000000Z', 'LLLL', 'da') // lørdag d. 5. juli 2008 kl. 18:26

// If no format is specified, a default human readable readable string is returned
date_format('2008-07-05T18:26:25.000000Z') // Sat Jul 05 2008 18:26:25 GMT+0000

date_to_array(string): array

Returns an array containing all the components of a given date.

dump(date_to_array('2008-07-05T18:26:25.324542Z'))

// [
//   "year": 2008,
//   "month": 7,
//   "day": 5,
//   "dayOfWeek": 6,
//   "dayOfYear": 187,
//   "hour": 18,
//   "minute": 26,
//   "second": 25,
//   "micro": 324542,
//   "timestamp": 1215282385,
//   "formatted": "2008-07-05 18:26:25",
//   "timezone": "Z"
// ]

date_interval(string date1, string date2, ?string format): string/int

Calculates the interval between date1 and date2.

If no format string is specified, the interval is returned as the number of seconds between the dates, with the number being negative if date2 is before date1.

Note that for the format string, this function does not use the ISO format, but rather the uses the PHP DateInterval format specification.

date_interval('2008-07-16T23:13:26.234212Z', '2008-07-05T18:26:25.324542Z') // -967620

date_interval(
    '2008-07-16T23:13:26.234212Z',
    '2008-07-05T18:26:25.324542Z',
    '%d days, %h hours, %i minutes'
)
// 11 days, 4 hours, 47 minutes

date_interval_human(string date1, string date2, ?string locale): string/int

Formats the difference between 2 dates in a way that’s easy to read for humans.

If no locale is specified, English is used.

date_interval_human(
    '2008-07-16T23:13:26.234212Z',
    '2008-07-05T18:26:25.324542Z'
)
// 1 week after

date_interval_human(
    '2008-07-16T23:13:26.234212Z',
    '2008-07-05T18:26:25.324542Z',
    'es'
)
// 1 semana después

Math and Numbers

abs(number number) : number

atan(number number) : number

ceil(number number) : number

cos(number number) : number

floor(number number) : number

max(array numbers) : number

min(array numbers) : number

mod(number number, number divisor) : number

Returns the remainder after number is divided by divisor.

number_length(number number) : number

pi() : number

Returns the value of Pi.

pow(number number, number power) : number

rand(number min, number max) : number

Returns a random number between min and max.

round(number number, number precision) : number

sin(number number) : number

sqrt(number number) : number

tan(number number) : number

to_number(any value) : number

Arrays

array_contains(array array, string/number needle) : bool

Returns true or false depending on whether array contains needle

array_copy(array array) : array

Returns a copy of array

array_diff(array array1, array array2) : array

Returns the items of array1 that are not present in array2 while keeping the array indices.

array_get(array array, string/number index, any default) : any

array_has(array array, string/number key) : bool

array_length(array array) : number`

array_map(array array, func function)

Runs function with each array value, and returns array with key as result

array_number_of(array, string/number value) : number

Returns amount of value

array_pop(array array) : any

Pop element off end of array

array_push(array array, any value) : any

Adds value to end of array and returns value

array_random(array array) : any

Returns random value of array

array_reverse(array array) : array

Returns array in reverse order

array_shuffle(array array) : array

Returns shuffled version of array

to_array(array array) : array

Returns array.

Booleans

bool_and(bool value1, bool value2): bool

Returns `value1 && value2

bool_not(bool value) : bool

Returns `!value

to_bool(string/number/array/bool value) : bool

Casts value to a bool.

Types

type(any value) : string

Returns the type name of a value, e.g. "string".