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fidesio/annotation-aware-hydrator
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Hydrator/Extractor for PHP with annotation support.

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\#Annotation Aware Hydrator A hydrator/extract for php objects to arrays that uses filters and modifiers through annotations.

\##What? Converting arrays to objects (hydrating) and objects to arrays (extracting). While selecting only the properties/values you want, ignoring the rest.

\##Why? Because it's nice to keep this information with the object instead of writing that logic somewhere in a service. Like Doctrine uses @Column to indicate a property has to be written to the database. This library uses @Extract and @Hydrate to indicate you want the property hydrated or extracted.

\##Installing This package has not been submitted to packagist.org (yet). You can load it with composer using these steps: The package name is: "flip111/annotation-aware-hydrator"

\##How?

Add the annotations to your object properties.

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