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Informations about the package serialize-debugger

serialize-debugger

A tool for debugging failing or dangerous PHP serialize() calls.

Motivation

Debugging issues with PHP's serialize() method can be a tedious task, because it doesn't give much information when it encounters errors. This is best demonstrated with an example:

The above code will result in a fatal error:

Not very helpful, is it? Where is this closure located exactly? Imagine this happening with big, nested structures, and you're in for a lot of in-the-dark debugging fun.

This is where serialize-debugger can lend a helping hand. Look at the following PHP snippet and its output:

Much better, now we know exactly where the offending closure is located in the problematic data structure.

Requirements

serialize-debugger is only supported on PHP 5.4.0 and up.

Installation

Using composer, add to your composer.json:

Then run composer.phar update

API

Basic usage:

Without using the static convenience methods:

License

MIT - See LICENSE file.

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