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Informations about the package request-body-bundle

@RequestBody annotation

RequestBody is a way to populate objects and inject them as controller method arguments.

The Request body converter makes it possible to deserialize the request body into an object.

Install

composer require paveldanilin/request-body-bundle

Usage

By default, RequestBody is trying to populate the single defined parameter.

If a method has several parameters we should explicitly define the parameter for populating.

Deserialization

We can specify a deserialization context.

More about the object deserialization you can find here

Also, it is possible to replace the deserialization error message with a custom message.

Validation

By default, validation will be performed for each assertion which is defined per DTO.

For the following DTO will be performed two assertions after a deserialization process.

We can avoid a validation process by defining the validationGroups attribute as an empty array.

Or we can explicitly define validation groups by means of validationGroups attribute.

You can read more about a validation process.

Debug

The bundle comes with a handy console command which shows all controllers that use the @RequestBody annotation

Test

All versions of request-body-bundle with dependencies

PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires php Version >=7.4
ext-json Version *
psr/log Version 1.*
doctrine/annotations Version ^1.11|^1.12|^1.13
symfony/framework-bundle Version ^4.4|^5.0
symfony/console Version ^4.4|^5.0
symfony/validator Version ^4.4|^5.0
symfony/serializer Version ^4.4|^5.0
symfony/cache Version ^4.4|^5.0
paveldanilin/reflection-scanner Version ^0.0
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