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Informations about the package symfony-http-bundle

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Requests injection

How it works:

Important note: HTTP request fields always come as strings, to validate them correctly, they are soft casted according to type annotations in request class.

You can register listener, that will convert Flavacaster\SymfonyHttpBundle\EventListener\RequestPayloadExceptionListener exception to json response:

Example:

Request class:

Controller action:

Response for request without parameters:

Nested objects and array of objects

Nested objects and arrays of objects are handled with Flavacaster/symfony-validators-bundle package.

Example:

Arrays

One remark about arrays: arrays of integer/float/bool must have @var annotation describing their inner elements scalar type. It needed for soft type casting before validation. Available values: int[], float[], boolean[], string[].

Example:

AllowExtraFields and AllowMissingFields

Validatior allowExtraFields and allowMissingFields parameters can be overwritten with annotations:

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All versions of symfony-http-bundle with dependencies

PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires php Version ^8.1
symfony/http-foundation Version 6.2.*
symfony/validator Version 6.2.*
doctrine/annotations Version ^1.13
jms/serializer Version ^3.10
ext-json Version *
symfony/serializer Version 6.2.*
symfony/http-kernel Version 6.2.*
symfony/dependency-injection Version 6.2.*
symfony/config Version 6.2.*
flavacaster/symfony-validators-bundle Version 1.*
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