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Package call-morph
Short Description CallMorph is a PHP class that simplifies and secures the serialization of anonymous functions by automatically selecting the appropriate library based on the PHP version, with support for a secret key when using Laravel's Serializable Closures.
License MIT

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Call Morph

CallMorph is a PHP class that provides a simple and secure interface for serializing and unserializing anonymous functions (Closures). It automatically detects the PHP version and uses the appropriate library for maximum compatibility and security, including support for a secret key when using Laravel's Serializable Closures.

📦 Installation

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⚙️ Requirements

PHP 7.0 or higher
For PHP >= 8.1: laravel/serializable-closure must be installed.
For PHP < 8.1: opis/closure is required.

🚀 Features

Serialize and unserialize Closures with automatic compatibility based on PHP version
Supports secret key configuration for secure serialization in Laravel
Simple and clean API

Available Methods

__construct(string $secret)
getSecret(): string
setSecret(string $secret): void
serialize(Closure $callback): string
unserialize(string $callback): Closure

🧪 Usage Example

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For more examples, see the example/ file in the repository.

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📄 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more information.

👨‍💻 Author

Developed by Matheus Johann Araújo – Pernambuco, Brazil.

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Requires php Version ^7.0|^8.0
opis/closure Version ^3.6
laravel/serializable-closure Version ^2.0

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