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Arrayable

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Motivation

Unfortunately PHP does not have a nice way how to typecast objects to array.

There is the __toString() magic method for \Stringable interface (since PHP 8.0) and the jsonSerialize() method for \JsonSerializable interface (since PHP 5.4), but __toArray() method is not (and will not) be supported – there are just several rejected draft RFC (object_cast_to_types, to array, ...) that suggests some kind of object to scalar type casting.

But so far (at least) there is no way to implement some (not even magic) method to be called when cast to array.

Ideally, something like this would work:

but actually it cast to array like this:

Usage example

All the code snippets shown here are modified for clarity, so they may not be executable.

This package implements simple \Arrayable (or \Inspirum\Arrayable\Arrayable) interface.

There is \is_arrayable() function (or \Inspirum\Arrayable\Convertor::isArrayable() method) to check if given data are able to type cast itself to array.

Then there is \to_array() function (or \Inspirum\Arrayable\Convertor::toArray() method) to recursively cast data to array.

There is also helper abstract classes for common use for DAO (BaseCollection) objects.

System requirements

Installation

Run composer require command

Testing

To run unit tests, run:

To show coverage, run:

Contributing

Please see CODE_OF_CONDUCT for details.

Security

If you discover any security related issues, please email [email protected] instead of using the issue tracker.

Credits

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.

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