PHP code example of andreypostal / json-handler-php

    
        
<?php
require_once('vendor/autoload.php');

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andreypostal / json-handler-php example snippets

use \Andrey\JsonHandler\Attributes\JsonItemAttribute;

// { "id": 123, "name": "my name" }
class MyObject {
    #[JsonItemAttribute]
    public int $id;
    #[JsonItemAttribute]
    public name $name;
}

use \Andrey\JsonHandler\Attributes\JsonObjectAttribute;

// { "id": 123, "name": "my name" }
#[JsonObjectAttribute]
class MyObject {
    public int $id;
    public string $name;
}

use \Andrey\JsonHandler\Attributes\JsonObjectAttribute;
use \Andrey\JsonHandler\Attributes\JsonItemAttribute;

// { "id": 123, "custom_name": "my name" }
#[JsonObjectAttribute]
class MyObject {
    public int $id;
    #[JsonItemAttribute(key: 'custom_name')]
    public string $name;
}

use \Andrey\JsonHandler\Attributes\JsonItemAttribute;

// { "id": 123 }
class MyObject {
    #[JsonItemAttribute]
    public int $id;
    public int $myAppGeneratesIt;
}

use \Andrey\JsonHandler\Attributes\JsonItemAttribute;

// { "id": 123 } or { "id": 123, "name": "my name" }
class MyObject {
    #[JsonItemAttribute(

use \Andrey\JsonHandler\Attributes\JsonItemAttribute;

// { "customer_name": "the customer name" }
class MyObject {
    #[JsonItemAttribute(key: 'customer_name')]
    public string $name;
}

use \Andrey\JsonHandler\JsonItemAttribute;
use \MyNamespace\MyOtherObj;

// { "list": [ { "key": "value" } ] }
class MyObject {
    /** @var MyOtherObj[] */
    #[JsonItemAttribute(type: MyOtherObj::class)]
    public array $list;
}

use \Andrey\JsonHandler\JsonHandler;
use \MyNamespace\MyObject;

$handler = new JsonHandler();

$myObject = new MyObject();

// This parses the json string and hydrates the original object, modifying it
$handler->hydrateObject($jsonString, $myObject);

// If you don't want to modify the original object you can use the immutable hydration
$hydratedObject = $handler->hydrateObjectImmutable($jsonString, $myObject);

// You can also use an array to hydrate the object
$handler->hydrateObject($jsonArr, $myObject);

// And to fetch the information as an array you can just serialize it using the handler.
// This allows you to easily implement the JsonSerializable interface in your object.
$arr = $handler->serialize($myObject);

// The json handler also provides the methods to decode and encode
$jsonString = JsonHandler::Encode($arr);
$jsonArr = JsonHandler::Decode($jsonString);

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