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PureJSON

json_encode()/json_decode() wrapper for PHP 5.3+ with one-to-one mapping between JSON and PHP values.

Serialization

The methods JSON::serialize() and JSON::deserialize() differ from JSON::encode() and JSON::decode() by mapping the JSON {...} syntax to and from PHP objects instead of to and from PHP associative arrays. Whereas JSON::encode() rejects objects and accepts associative arrays, JSON::serialize() rejects associative arrays and accepts objects.

In order for JSON::deserialize() to reproduce an instance of the original class given to JSON::serialize():

  1. Objects provided to JSON::serialize() must implement the PureJSON\Serializable interface.
  2. The method jsonProps() is used for properties and jsonType() is used to fill a special @type property to identify the type of the object.
  3. JSON::deserialize() requires an explicit list of classes implementing PureJSON\Serializable to possibly instantiate using the method jsonCreate($props).

(By storing a type tag instead of the PHP class name in JSON, the PHP class can be renamed while maintaining compatibility with existing serialized data, and if the JSON given to JSON::deserialize() is produced by an attacker, they cannot instantiate classes outside of the explicit list.)

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