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# Formula1
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**Simple Mathematical formulas evaluator for PHP**
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##Simple Mathematical formulas evaluator for PHP
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If you need to evaluate a formula with basic operators and variables, and
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- You dont want to use EVAL for obvious security reasons
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- You don't want to rely on half the internet as dependancies, but prefer a single self-contained class
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- You don't necessarily have the latest PHP version
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- You want something readable that you could easily understand and customize.
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- You dont want to use EVAL for obvious security reasons,
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- You don't want to rely on half the internet as dependancies, but prefer a single self-contained class,
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- You don't necessarily have the latest PHP version,
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- You want something readable that you could easily understand and customize,
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Then you might like Formula1 ! ;-)
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**Simple usage no variables**
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$f1 = new Formula1('-45+(41*2)-(6/(3+1))');
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echo($f1->compute()); // 35.5
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**Simple usage with variables**
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$f1 = new Formula1('-45+(fourty_one*2)-(6/(three+1))' , ['fourty_one'=>41, 'three'=>3]);
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echo($f1->compute());
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**Funky usage with variables that include formulas themselves (and recusrively)**
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$f1 = new Formula1('-45+(fourty_one*2)-(6/(three+1))' , ['fourty_one'=>'82/2', 'three'=>'12/four', 'four'=>4]);
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echo($f1->compute());
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