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Function hooks.

Methods 

• $hook::NS()
• $hook::fire()
• $hook::get()
• $hook::reset()
• $hook::set()

Arguments 

With named function as the ID:

function do_set_header($a, $b) {
    echo '<meta name="author" content="' . $a . ' ' . $b . '">';
}

Hook::set('head.content', 'do_set_header');

With anonymous function:

Hook::set('head.content', function($a, $b) {
    echo '<meta name="generator" content="' . $a . ' ' . $b . '">';
});

How to fire:

Hook::fire('head.content', ['Taufik', 'Nurrohman']); // → `<meta name="author" content="Taufik Nurrohman">`

As Filter 

The first value of the available arguments will be returned. So, this test will return Taufik:

__test__(Hook::fire('head.content', ['Taufik', 'Nurrohman']));

And adding a new hook with arguments and returned its first parameter with custom value will return that custom value:

Hook::set('head.content', function($a, $b) {
    return '(' . $a . ')';
}, 2);

Hook::set('head.content', function($a, $b) {
    return '{' . $a . '}';
}, 1);

Hook::set('head.content', function($a, $b) {
    echo '<meta name="author" content="' . $a . ' ' . $b . '">';
}, 3);

Hook::fire('head.content', ['Taufik', 'Nurrohman']); // → `<meta name="author" content="({Taufik}) Nurrohman">`

Returning a null value or nothing at all will return the initial value of the first argument anyway. So, these tests will return Taufik:

Hook::set('head.content', function($a, $b) {
    return null;
});

Hook::set('head.content', function($a, $b) {
    // Do nothing!
});