Libraries tagged by json encode

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🛠 Nette Utils: lightweight utilities for string & array manipulation, image handling, safe JSON encoding/decoding, validation, slug or strong password generating etc.

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Yii JSON encoding and decoding

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JSON encoding and decoding that throws exceptions on failure

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Wrap JSON encoding/decoding errors in exception

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JSON encoding and decoding with typed exceptions and sensible defaults

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Simple json encoding and decoding for PHP data objects

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A JWT (JSON Web Token) Encoding & Decoding library

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A basic Base64Url and JSON encoding/decoding implementation

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Type-safe JSON encoding and decoding

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Simple JWT (RFC 7519) encoding/decoding and validation library, for PHP >= 8.2.

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JSON encoding/decoding utilities

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Typed JSON encoding and decoding for PHP with strict error handling and shape assertions.

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Behavior for encoding model attribute(s) to json.

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A modern, secure, and strictly-typed PHP library for encoding and decoding JSON Web Tokens (JWT) with JWK support.

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