enlumop / json2obj
Easy to use json to object conversion with target class support
v0.0.3
2023-12-28 14:20 UTC
Requires
- php: >=8.1
Requires (Dev)
- fakerphp/faker: ^1.23
- friendsofphp/php-cs-fixer: ^3.34
- phpstan/phpstan: ^1.10
- phpunit/phpunit: ^10.3
This package is auto-updated.
Last update: 2024-10-28 16:29:34 UTC
README
Easy to use Json 2 Object of class conventer.
Installation
Composer:
composer require enlumop/json2obj
Usage
First map JSON properties in your class:
<?php use Enlumop\JsonMapper\Attribute\JsonMap; class MyDtoClass { // If you need set base type then declarate type in mapper // You can use eg. string, int, integer, bool, boolean, float #[JsonMap(type: 'string')] public string $name; // Sometimes json property name is diffrent. Then you can use other json property name to map class property. #[JsonMap(type: 'string', jsonPropertyName: 'shortlyUserName')] public string $shortName; #[JsonMap(type: 'int')] public int $age; // If property is the same as json property then you don't need to set a type #[JsonMap()] public bool $isFine; // Mapping is also working with a private and protected properties #[JsonMap()] private bool $isPrivate; // If structure of JSON is more complex then as type use classname #[JsonMap(type: OtherDto::class)] public OtherDto $other; /** * For array we need type of the values * @var array<string> */ #[JsonMap(type: 'array<string>')] public array $stringArray; /** * For type of values array you can use clasename * @var array<OtherDto> */ #[JsonMap(type: 'array<' . OtherDto::class . '>')] public array $objectsArray; }
That class has mapping for this json:
{ "name": "foo bar baz", "shortlyUserName": "bar", "age": "111", "isFine": true, "isPrivate": true, "other": { "anotherProperty": "another value" }, "stringArray": [ "foo", "bar", "baz" ], "objectsArray": [ { "anotherProperty": "other another value" }, { "anotherProperty": "any other another value" } ] }
Then, if you have a JSON and Mapping in your class then just convert that:
<?php use function Enlumop\JsonMapper\json2Obj; // Get some json data $json = "GIVE ME SOME JSON IN HERE"; // Convert json to object of MyDtoClass $myObj = json2Obj(MyDtoClass::class, $json);
and done! You have object of MyDtoClass!