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Package json
Short Description A simple wrapper for json_encode and json_decode with exception based error handling
License MIT
Homepage https://github.com/hampel/json
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Informations about the package json
JSON Wrapper
A simple wrapper for json_encode and json_decode with exception based error handling
By Simon Hampel
Note: since PHP v7.3, the native functions accept a JSON_THROW_ON_ERROR flag which covers most of what this
package does. This package remains for the cleaner call signature, for the readable error messages it produces, and
for the packages that already depend on it. For new code, the native flag is usually the better choice.
Installation
To install using composer, run the following command:
composer require hampel/json
Requires PHP 8.3 or later.
Older versions of PHP resolve to earlier releases automatically — the 2.x line supports PHP 5.5 and later, and remains installable. It is no longer maintained.
Upgrading from 2.x
- PHP 8.3 is now the minimum. Nothing changes for consumers who stay on 2.4.1
Json::decode('null')returnsnullinstead of throwing.nullis valid JSON, but a legitimatenullresult used to be indistinguishable from a failure, so it raised an exception reading "No error has occurred"Jsonis nowfinal.JsonExceptionis still extensible- both methods declare native parameter and return types, so an argument that cannot be coerced now raises a
TypeErrorrather than reachingjson_encode()
Usage
All parameters are the same as specified for the PHP functions json_encode and json_decode respectively.
The main difference that this class provides is that it throws exceptions when there are errors and translates the error codes into meaningful text for you automatically.
All versions of json with dependencies
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