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ThrowableProperties
This package is installable via Composer as pmjones/throwable-properties.
When using json_encode() with Throwable objects, such as Error and
Exception, the result is an empty JSON object.
To convert a Throwable into a form suitable for json_encode(), instantiate a
new ThrowableProperties with it:
ThrowableProperties is essentially a Data Transfer Object composed of these properties:
-
string $class: The Throwable class. -
string $message: The Throwable message. -
string $string: A string representation of the Throwable. -
int $code: The Throwable code. -
string $file: The filename where the Throwable was created. -
int $line: The line where the Throwable was created. -
array $other: All other properties of the Throwable (if any). -
array $trace: The stack trace array, with all'args'elements removed. ?ThrowableProperties $previous: The previously thrown exception, if any, represented as a ThrowableProperties instance.
ThrowableProperties is Stringable to the string form of the original Throwable.
If you just want the ThrowableProperties values, you can call asArray():
Finally, you can use a ThrowableProperty inside your own Throwable
jsonSerialize() methods:
Comparable Libraries
Cees-Jan Kiewet has a comparable offering called php-json-throwable, using functions to encode a Throwable instead of a standalone DTO. It works on PHP 7.4 and later, whereas this library works only on PHP 8.1 and later.
Eboreum has a related package called eboreum/exceptional.
