A collection of PHP attributes and their processors. Includes reusable common processors that can be used on any attribute, even your own.
The main idea behind several attributes in this library is to leverage First Class Callables in static expressions (PHP RFC Wiki) introduced in PHP 8.5. FCCs allow you to have attributes whose arguments are not static, but rather resolved during runtime. This removes the clutter of having multiple distinct attributes to cover the same base functionality, for example, validation.
Of course, since this approach has its benefits and downsides, this library contains classic attributes with static arguments. You are free to use the ones that are the best fit for your use case.
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#[DoNotSerialize]
#[TransformPropertyName(\Closure $transformer)]
#[TransformPropertyValue(\Closure $transformer)]
#[ValidateProperty(\Closure $validator)]More detailed list of available attributes, their processors and links to individual documentation pages is available here: Available attributes
Common attribute processors implemented in this library can be used directly to process attributes of a specific structure (the number and type of arguments that an Attribute has). Many concrete Attribute processors in this library are just extensions of the common ones.
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Important
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Common attribute processors can be used on any attribute that satisfies supported attribute structure. They can be used on attributes that are not part of this library. You are free to use them on third-party attributes or even on your own attributes. |
The list of available common attribute processors is avaliable on a separate page: Common attribute processors.
Changelog is available on a separate page: CHANGELOG.adoc
MIT License
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License file: LICENSE.txt
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Online version: https://opensource.org/license/mit
