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lukasz93p/object-serializer
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Package which allows easy serialization and deserialization of php objects using JSON format, setters or public properties are not needed.

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object-serializer
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[](#object-serializer)

Current implementation uses **jms/serializer**:

So **jms/serializer**'s annotations are a must for this package - here You can read about them:

Why to use this package?
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[](#why-to-use-this-package)

- It gives You very easy to use tool to convert php objects into JSON and inversely.
- Public properties, constructor or setters are not required so converted objects can utilize full encapsulation.
- Native php serialization is not used so serialized objects are not language dependent.
- Supports very rich spectrum of properties types (including class instances).

Hot to use?
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[](#hot-to-use)

1 Class which You want to serialize have to implement

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