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Informations about the package object-models

A handy way to define, use and convert object and arrays to json

This Laravel package:

Requirements

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Installation

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Defining ObjectModels

Extend the ObjectModel class and extend override the properties() method

I usually create an app/ObjectModels folder to store my models

Here's an example from the tests folder:

And the Address

The Country ENUM

And the Phone:

Note the use of the docBlock at the top of the classes - this helps with type hinting in your ide.

Instantiating Objects

Can be done through arrays, json or directly

ArrayModels

You don't need an Object Model to use an Array Object:

Casting eloquent model attributes and json columns

You can use ObjectModels and ArrayModels when creating custom casts in your app - Especially useful when casting json columns.

ObjectsModels:

And ArrayModels:

Built-in Property Types

Type Create With Underlying Object
Another Model Property::objectModel(); ObjectModel
Bool Property::bool(); php bool
Date Property::date(); Carbon
DateTime Property::dateTime(); Carbon
ENUM Property::enum(); php ENUM
Email Property::email(); php string
Float Property::float(); php string
Integer Property::integer(); php integer
Strings Property::string(); php string
Time Property::time(); Carbon
an Array Property::array(); php array
an Array of other models `Property::objectModelArray(); arrayModel
an Array of property `Property::propertyArray(); arrayModel
an Object Property::object(); the Object
mixed Property::mixed(); any

Custom Property Types

Extend the Property class to add in your own propertires.

The two main callbacks are jsonCallback called when the property is going to be turned into json, and setCallback when the property is assigned a value.

Here's an object using Custom properties

Object Validation

Object and Arrays can be validated. What you get back is a ObjectValidation Object

Note: ObjectModels or ArrayModels are not validated automatically.

Adding Rules

When you're defining object you can add any valid laravel validation rules

You can get rules on an objectModel using $person->getRules()

Ignoring undefined properties

By default ObjectModels throws an exception if you try and set a property that hasn't been defined.

Get around that by using the IgnoreUndefinedProperties trait

Got an idea / Suggestion / Improvement?

Let me know... somehow.

Support

License

ObjectModel is licensed under the MIT License.

v1.1.14

All versions of object-models with dependencies

PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires php Version ^8.1
ext-json Version *
nesbot/carbon Version ^2.61
illuminate/support Version ^10.0 || ^9.0 || ^10.0
illuminate/validation Version ^8.0 || ^9.0 || ^10.0
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