Libraries tagged by php nested arrays

A php package to flatten nested json objects and nested arrays. It also allows you to create csv files from the flattened data.

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Pack of advanced array functions specifically tailored for: associative (assoc) array, multidimensional array, array of objects and handling nested array elements

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Data class for managing nested arrays and JSON data.

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A set of helpful utilities for working with data, collections (arrays of arrays) and arrays in php

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A set of helpful utilities for working with data, collections (arrays of arrays) and arrays in php

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Read nested arrays safely and cast values predictably in PHP 8.4+

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Maps PHP objects to and from arrays, JSON, and iterables through reflection and pluggable strategies.

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Provides a way to loop through nested arrays with any depth

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A flexible PHP library for accessing and manipulating nested data structures (arrays and objects) using a unified path-based interface

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Dependency-free parser for converting flat environment variables into nested PHP arrays (TYPO3-focused, framework-agnostic)

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Converts one resource to another (XML, JSON, Object, Array, Serialization). PSR-2. Supports nested resources.

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A PHP library for converting PHP arrays to GraphQL query syntax with support for parameters, aliases, and nested structures

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An advanced PHP serialization tool leveraging attributes for flexible object-to-array and JSON conversion. Supports property aliases, type conversions, and nested object handling. Ideal for APIs, data persistence, and configuration management.

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Power up PHP arrays and objects and access nested data (even within functions) without worrying about validation.

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DTO support: a #[Dto] attribute, a build-time processor that compiles each DTO's getters into a JSON map, and a PHP 5.3-safe Serializer that turns DTOs (and nested/arrays of them) into arrays via that map — no runtime reflection, no toArray(). Standalone: no runtime dependencies.

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