laminas/laminas-hydrator
Laminas Hydrator provides flexible tools to hydrate and extract data between arrays and objects. Includes hydrator strategies, naming conventions, and integration helpers for forms and domain models, supporting multiple hydrator implementations and extensions.
The SerializableStrategy can be used for serializing and deserializing PHP
types to and from different representations.
The strategy uses laminas-serializer for serializing and deserializing of data.
The following code example shows standalone usage without adding the strategy to a hydrator.
Create the strategy and set a serializer adapter.
$strategy = new Laminas\Hydrator\Strategy\SerializableStrategy(
new Laminas\Serializer\Adapter\Json()
);
For available serializer adapters see the documentation of laminas-serializer.
$json = '[{"title":"Modern Love","duration":"4:46"},{"title":"China Girl","duration":"5:32"}]';
$hydrated = $strategy->hydrate($json);
echo $hydrated[1]['title']; // 'China Girl'
echo $hydrated[1]['duration']; // '5:32'
$data = [
[
'title' => 'Modern Love',
'duration' => '4:46',
],
[
'title' => 'China Girl',
'duration' => '5:32',
],
// …
];
$extracted = $strategy->extract($data);
echo $extracted; // '[{"title":"Modern Love","duration":"4:46"},{"title":"China Girl","duration":"5:32"}]'
The following example shows the hydration for a class with a property where the data is provided by a JSON string.
An example class which represents a music album with tracks.
class Album
{
private ?string $title;
private ?string $artist;
private array $tracks;
public function __construct(
?string $title = null,
?string $artist = null,
array $tracks = []
) {
$this->title = $title;
$this->artist = $artist;
$this->tracks = $tracks;
}
public function getTitle() : ?string
{
return $this->title;
}
public function getArtist() : ?string
{
return $this->artist;
}
public function getTracks() : array
{
return $this->tracks;
}
}
Create a hydrator and add SerializableStrategy as a strategy, with a
serializer adapter which converts the JSON string to array and vice versa.
$hydrator = new Laminas\Hydrator\ReflectionHydrator();
$hydrator->addStrategy(
'tracks',
new Laminas\Hydrator\Strategy\SerializableStrategy(
new Laminas\Serializer\Adapter\Json()
)
);
Create an instance of the example Album class and hydrate data.
$album = new Album();
$hydrator->hydrate(
[
'artist' => 'David Bowie',
'title' => 'Let\'s Dance',
'tracks' => '[{"title":"Modern Love","duration":"4:46"},{"title":"China Girl","duration":"5:32"}]',
],
$album
);
echo $album->getTitle(); // "Let's Dance"
echo $album->getArtist(); // 'David Bowie'
echo $album->getTracks()[1]['title']; // 'China Girl'
echo $album->getTracks()[1]['duration']; // '5:32'
var_dump($hydrator->extract($album));
/*
array(3) {
'title' =>
string(11) "Let's Dance"
'artist' =>
string(11) "David Bowie"
'tracks' =>
string(84) "[{"title":"Modern Love","duration":"4:46"},{"title":"China Girl","duration":"5:32"}]"
}
*/
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