This software class allows for conversion between Punycode and Unicode formats.
If you're in the market for an Internationalized Domain Names in Applications (IDNA) implementation, you may want to check out PHP Net_IDNA. While some providers may not offer the various extensions for PHP, this implementation is completely written in PHP, making it a valuable option for those who need it.
Not only that, but PHP Net_IDNA is also available as a PEAR package, as our contribution to the Open Source Community. It's licensed under the LGPL (GNU Lesser General Public License), which allows it to be used in both non-commercial and commercial projects.
Getting started with Net_IDNA is easy - simply include() or require() the source and instantiate the class with $idn = new Net_IDNA(). From there, you have access to two methods: encode() for converting an UTF-8 string to Punycode format and decode() for the opposite direction.
Overall, PHP Net_IDNA is a solid option for those needing an IDNA implementation in PHP. Its ease of use and open-source nature make it a valuable addition to any project.
Not only that, but PHP Net_IDNA is also available as a PEAR package, as our contribution to the Open Source Community. It's licensed under the LGPL (GNU Lesser General Public License), which allows it to be used in both non-commercial and commercial projects.
Getting started with Net_IDNA is easy - simply include() or require() the source and instantiate the class with $idn = new Net_IDNA(). From there, you have access to two methods: encode() for converting an UTF-8 string to Punycode format and decode() for the opposite direction.
Overall, PHP Net_IDNA is a solid option for those needing an IDNA implementation in PHP. Its ease of use and open-source nature make it a valuable addition to any project.
What's New
Version 0.6.3: N/A