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A tree finder utility

Example:

Defining a Closure

$compareStrings = function (string $str1, string $str2) {
        $minChars = min(mb_strlen($str1), mb_strlen($str2));
        $changes = levenshtein($str1, $str2);
        $percent = (($minChars - $changes) / $minChars) * 100;

        return intval($percent);
    };

After, we try to compare severals strin with previous closure

$treefinder = new \TreeFinder\TreeFinder($compareStrings, 50);
$coincidences = $treefinder->findCoincidences(
    ['carrot', 'pastilla', 'comanda' ],
    ['comando', 'pastillero', 'carotida' ]
);

Finaly, you could to see the results

print_r($coincidences);

Then, you should see...

treefinder$ php main.php 
Ejecutando coincidencias entre (carrot, comando)
Ejecutando coincidencias entre (carrot, pastillero)
Ejecutando coincidencias entre (carrot, carotida)
Ejecutando coincidencias entre (pastilla, comando)
Ejecutando coincidencias entre (pastilla, pastillero)
Ejecutando coincidencias entre (pastilla, carotida)
Ejecutando coincidencias entre (comanda, comando)
Ejecutando coincidencias entre (comanda, pastillero)
Ejecutando coincidencias entre (comanda, carotida)
Array
(
    [0] => Array
        (
            [left-pos] => 1
            [right-pos] => 1
            [left] => pastilla
            [right] => pastillero
            [coincidence] => 62
        )

    [1] => Array
        (
            [left-pos] => 2
            [right-pos] => 0
            [left] => comanda
            [right] => comando
            [coincidence] => 85
        )
)