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Package jsonata-php
Short Description A standalone PHP port of jsonata-js/jsonata extracted from Raydocs.
License MIT
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jsonata-php
jsonata-php is a standalone PHP implementation of JSONata, aligned against the official jsonata-js/jsonata test-suite.
The package started as the expression engine used inside the Raydocs workflow runtime. It is now maintained as a public package with explicit compatibility checks against the upstream JavaScript implementation.
Status
The PHP engine currently passes the full vendored upstream JSONata JS fixture suite used by this repository:
1666upstream fixture cases passing0skipped upstream fixture cases- parity checked against the local
jsonatanpm package where the JavaScript runtime can evaluate the fixture safely - fixture-expected fallback for pathological upstream tail-recursion cases where the JavaScript runtime can crash or hang during local comparison
This means jsonata-php is compatible with the official upstream test-suite corpus vendored in this repository. It is not a line-by-line port of the JavaScript source code, and it should not be read as a guarantee that every possible untested behavior is identical. The compatibility claim is deliberately test-suite based.
Implemented language/runtime coverage includes:
- lexer, parser and evaluator coverage for the upstream expression fixtures
- path traversal, selectors, tuple bindings, parent/focus/index operators, wildcards and descendants
- object and array construction, grouping, sorting, transforms and range handling
- lambdas, closures, higher-order functions, partial application and tail-recursion behavior
- string, collection, object, numeric, regex, encoding, datetime and formatting builtins
- JSONata-style error codes for the upstream error fixtures
Compatibility Matrix
| Area | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Parser and core expressions | Upstream fixtures passing | Covers literals, operators, grouping, blocks, conditionals, defaults, coalescing, comments and token conversion fixtures. |
| Paths and selectors | Upstream fixtures passing | Covers @, #, %, *, **, projections, filters, quoted selectors, missing paths and tuple-aware traversal. |
| Standard library functions | Upstream fixtures passing | Covers the vendored upstream builtin fixtures, including string, numeric, collection, object, encoding, regex, eval and datetime helpers. |
| Signatures and coercions | Upstream fixtures passing | Covers upstream function signature fixtures and signature-driven coercion/error behavior present in the corpus. |
| Regex | Upstream fixtures passing | Covers regex literals, matching, splitting, replacing, $match() and matcher functions. |
| Datetime and formatting | Upstream fixtures passing | Covers $toMillis(), $fromMillis(), integer formatting/parsing and number formatting fixtures. |
| Higher-order functions and closures | Upstream fixtures passing | Covers lambdas, closures, HOF helpers, partial application and tail-recursion fixtures. |
| Transforms | Upstream fixtures passing | Covers both transform and transforms upstream groups, including nested update/delete behavior. |
| Error model | Upstream fixtures passing | Covers upstream error-code parity for the official error fixtures; exact message wording may still differ outside the asserted code paths. |
Upstream Fixture Parity
The repository includes a structured upstream-fixture parity layer in tests/Unit/UpstreamParityTest.php. The fixture corpus is adapted from the official JSONata JavaScript project and vendored under tests/fixtures/upstream-jsonata from jsonata-js/jsonata commit 597e5ee6ada3e13eaa4880f00468dcc1cba21142.
Vendored upstream fixture paths:
test/test-suite/datasetstest/test-suite/groups
The parity test enumerates the full upstream fixture catalog. Each fixture is executed through the PHP evaluator and compared with the local jsonata npm package. For upstream cases where the local JavaScript comparison process itself is not reliable, such as non-terminating tail-recursion fixtures, the test uses the expected result or error code recorded in the official fixture.
Run the upstream compatibility suite with:
The expected result is zero skipped upstream fixture cases.
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