zendframework/zend-hydrator
Zend Hydrator provides strategies and tools to extract data from objects and hydrate objects from arrays in PHP. Supports naming strategies, custom hydrators, and flexible configuration, useful for forms, APIs, and domain model mapping.
Sometimes, the representation of a property should not share the same name as the property itself. As an example, when serializing an object for a JSON payload, you may want to convert camelCase properties to underscore_separated properties, and vice versa when deserializing JSON to an object.
To make that possible, zend-hydrator provides naming strategies. These are similar to strategies, but instead of operating on the value, they operate on the name.
Naming strategies implement Zend\Hydrator\NamingStrategy\NamingStrategyInterface:
namespace Zend\Hydrator\NamingStrategy;
/**
* Allow property extraction / hydration for hydrator
*/
interface NamingStrategyInterface
{
/**
* Converts the given name so that it can be extracted by the hydrator.
*
* [@param](https://github.com/param) null|mixed[] $data The original data for context.
*/
public function hydrate(string $name, ?array $data = null) : string;
/**
* Converts the given name so that it can be hydrated by the hydrator.
*
* [@param](https://github.com/param) null|object $object The original object for context.
*/
public function extract(string $name, ?object $object = null) : string;
}
Hydrators can indicate they will consume naming strategies, as well as allow
registration of them, by implementing Zend\Hydrator\NamingStrategy\NamingStrategyEnabledInterface:
namespace Zend\Hydrator\NamingStrategy;
interface NamingStrategyEnabledInterface
{
/**
* Sets the naming strategy.
*/
public function setNamingStrategy(NamingStrategyInterface $strategy) : void;
/**
* Gets the naming strategy.
*/
public function getNamingStrategy() : NamingStrategyInterface;
/**
* Checks if a naming strategy exists.
*/
public function hasNamingStrategy() : bool;
/**
* Removes the naming strategy.
*/
public function removeNamingStrategy() : void;
}
We provide a default implementation of this interface within the
Zend\Hydrator\AbstractHydrator definition. Its getNamingStrategy() will
lazy-load an IdentityNamingStrategy if none has been previously registered.
Since all shipped hydrators extend AbstractHydrator, they can consume naming
strategies.
We provide the following naming strategies:
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