mittwald/jsonmapping

Library for mapping PHP objects to JSON structures

v1.5.0 2020-03-05 08:19 UTC

Requires

• php: >=5.6

Requires (Dev)

• doctrine/orm: ^2.5
• phpunit/phpunit: ^5.2

Suggests

• doctrine/orm: Used for the Mw\JsonMapping\Doctrine\CollectionMapping mapping

MIT

• Martin Helmich
• Sebastian Gieselmann

README

This package contains a framework for mapping PHP objects into arbitrary JSON structures.

Installation

Install this package via Composer:

$ composer require mittwald/php-jsonmapping

Usage

Mapping objects

The basic interface provided by this package is the interface Mw\JsonMapping\MappingInterface. It models a basic mapping from one value to another.

interface MappingInterface
{
  public funcion map($value)
}

The most powerful implementation of this interface is the Mw\JsonMapping\ObjectMapping. The ObjectMapping is used to map PHP objects into an array structure (which can then be used for JSON serialization):

$customerMapping = new ObjectMapping([
  'customerNumber' => new ObjectGetterMapping('getCustomernumber'),
  'firstName' => new ObjectGetterMapping('getFirstName')
]);
$customerJson = $customerMapping->map($customer);

Alternatively, use the Mw\JsonMapping\MappingBuilder for more concise expressions:

$m = new MappingBuilder();

$customerMapping = $m->struct([
  'customerNumber' => $m->getter('getCustomernumber'),
  'firstName'      => $m->getter('getFirstName'),
]);

On the first glance, this code is similar to the following

$customerJson = [
  'customerNumber' => $customer->getCustomernumber(),
  'firstName'      => $customer->getFirstName()
];

However, the ObjectMapping does more than simply calling getter methods and building an array from them. The ObjectMapping also handles null objects or getter methods not being available. So all in all, the following code is a much better equivalent for the example:

$customerJson = $customer != null ? [
  'customerNumber' => is_callable([$customer, 'getCustomernumber']) ? $customer->getCustomernumber() : null,
  'firstName' => is_callable([$customer, 'getFirstName']) ? $customer->getFirstName() : null,
] : null;

Chaining mappings

Mappings can also be chained together:

$customerMapping = new ObjectMapping([
  'customerNumber' => (new ObjectGetterMapping('getCustomernumber'))->then(new IntegerMapping()),
]);

This can also be used to map sub-objects:

$customerMapping = new ObjectMapping([
  'customerNumber' => (new ObjectGetterMapping('getCustomernumber'))->then(new IntegerMapping()),
  'address'        => (new ObjectGetterMapping('getAddress'))->then(new ObjectMapping([
    'street'      => new ObjectGetterMapping('getAddress'),
    'housenumber' => new ObjectGetterMapping('getHouseNumber'),
    'country'     => new ObjectGetterMapping('getCountry')
  ]))
]);

Alternatively, using the MappingBuilder:

$customerMapping = $m->struct([
  'customerNumber' => $m->getter('getCustomernumber')->then($m->toInteger()),
  'address'        => $m->getterAndStruct('getAddress', [
    'street'      => $m->getter('getAddress'),
    'housenumber' => $m->getter('getHouseNumber'),
    'country'     => $m->getter('getCountry')
  ])
]);

Filtering

Object mappings can be filtered for specific properties:

$customerMapping = new ObjectMapping([
  'customerNumber' => new ObjectGetterMapping('getCustomernumber'),
  'firstName'      => new ObjectGetterMapping('getFirstName')
]);

$filteredCustomerMapping = $customerMapping->filter('firstName');

Filters can also be nested, using the FilterSet class:

$filter = new FilterSet(
  'customerNumber',
  'address.country'
);

$customerMapping = $m->struct([
  'customerNumber' => $m->getter('getCustomernumber')->then($m->toInteger()),
  'address'        => $m->getterAndStruct('getAddress', [
    'street'      => $m->getter('getAddress'),
    'housenumber' => $m->getter('getHouseNumber'),
    'country'     => $m->getter('getCountry')
  ])->filter($filter->subFilter('address'))
])->filter($filter);

Merging

Also, object mappings can be merged together:

$customerMapping = new ObjectMapping([
  'customerNumber' => new ObjectGetterMapping('getCustomernumber'),
  'firstName'      => new ObjectGetterMapping('getFirstName')
]);

$advancedCustomerMapping = new ObjectMapping([
  'address' => (new ObjectGetterMapping('getAddress'))->then(new ObjectMapping([
    'street'      => new ObjectGetterMapping('getAddress'),
    'housenumber' => new ObjectGetterMapping('getHouseNumber'),
    'country'     => new ObjectGetterMapping('getCountry')
  ]))
]);

$mergedCustomerMapping = $customerMapping->merge($advancedCustomerMapping);
$mergedCustomerJson = $mergedCustomerMapping->map($customer);

Putting it all together

Find a complete example of all available mappings below; also, the examples/ folder contains more examples:.

$m = new MappingBuilder();
$customerMapping = $m->struct([
  'customerNumber' => $m->getter('getCustomernumber')->then($m->toInteger()),
  'firstName'      => $m->getter('getFirstName'),
  'lastName'       => $m->getter('getLastName'),
  'invoices'       => $m->getter('getInvoices')->then($m->listing($m->struct([
    'invoiceNumber' => $m->getter('getInvoiceNumber')->then($m->toInteger()),
    'price'         => $m->getter('getPrice')->then($m->toInteger())
  ])))
]);

$addressCustomerMapping = $m->struct([
  'address' => $m->getterAndStruct('getAddress', [
    'street'      => $m->getter('getAddress'),
    'housenumber' => $m->getter('getHouseNumber'),
    'country'     => $m->getter('getCountry')
  ])
]);

$customerJson = $customerMapping
  ->merge($addressCustomerMapping)
  ->filter($userFilter)
  ->map($customer);