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Informations about the package unboxer

Simple utility to unbox complex data structures (objects) to native data types, suitable for encoding (for example, JSON).

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Code of Conduct

This project includes and adheres to the Contributor Covenant as a Code of Conduct.

Supported Types

This library returns all scalar and null values as-is, plus recursively processing all array (and stdClass) types.

When this library encounters an object that is an instance of a known type, it will attempt to convert it by using the return value of a specific method. Object types supported by this library out-of-the-box include:

Additionally, any user-land object can implement UnboxableInterface. Similar to JsonSerializable::jsonSerialize() method, the __unbox method can return anything as a representation of its internal state. It is recommended to return unboxable objects as-is, as everything returned from UnboxableInterface::__unbox is recursively iterated over anyway.

Brief Example

var_dumping the variable $output results in:

Note that returning multiple nested unboxable objects will result in the output collapsing down into a single value:

Extending

Additional known object types can be added by extending Unboxer and overriding the getKnownDataTypes method. For each known object type, either a closure or an array specifying which method to call on the object may can specified:

The unboxer will, by default, convert any objects with the __toString() magic method to a string. To turn this functionality off, extend Unboxer and override the class constant STRINGIFY_OBJECTS.

License

Please see the separate license file included in this repository for a full copy of the MIT license, which this project is licensed under.

Authors

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