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Technically JSON

Technically\Json is a minimalistic wrapper around PHP native json_encode and json_decode functions, which always throws an exception in case of an error.

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Features

Problem

Look, if an error occurs with json_decode(), by default, it sets the global error state that can be retrieved with json_last_error() and json_last_error_msg(). Alternatively, developers can use JSON_THROW_ON_ERROR option to make json_decode() throw an exception in case of invalid input.

Proper way of using the native json_decode() function, though many developers forget about it:

Or this:

I believe it should be the default behavior of json_decode() and json_encode() to throw on errors. We don't have to remember about it.

Solution

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Usage

The namespaced json_encode() and json_decode() functions do always add JSON_THROW_ON_ERROR flag, but in the rest they work identically to the native functions: same arguments, same options, same result.

Changelog

All notable changes to this project will be documented in the CHANGELOG file.

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