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Informations about the package php-jackson-guzzle

PHP Jackson for Guzzle

PHP Tests

Guzzle integration for tcds-io/php-jackson, a type-safe object mapper inspired by Jackson (Java).

This package provides a typed HTTP client built on top of Guzzle that automatically maps request DTOs into Guzzle options and JSON responses into strongly typed PHP objects, synchronously and asynchronously.


Features


Installation


How it works

  1. Create a JacksonClient with a native Guzzle client.
  2. Pass the expected response DTO class to get, post, put, patch, or request.
  3. Optionally pass request DTOs as query params, JSON body, or form params.
  4. Guzzle sends the HTTP request.
  5. PHP-Jackson deserializes the JSON response into your expected DTO.

Basic usage

Typed GET

Typed POST with a JSON body

You can still pass native Guzzle options when needed:

If an option is already present in options, the client leaves it untouched.


Request data

JacksonClient can serialize DTOs into the common Guzzle request option buckets:

Pass null to omit an option. Empty arrays are treated as intentional payloads and are still passed to Guzzle.


Async

The async methods return JacksonPromise, which decorates Guzzle's promise and maps fulfilled ResponseInterface values into your expected DTO.


Custom mappers

Pass php-jackson type mappers to the JacksonClient constructor when a type needs custom read or write behavior.

Please refer to the core mapper documentation for additional configuration options.


Development


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Requires php Version ^8.4
guzzlehttp/guzzle Version ^7.0|^8.0
tcds-io/php-jackson Version ^1.1.0
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