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niko9911/serializable-entity
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Convert entity into array or json. Apply JsonSerializable into entity.

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Serializable Entity
===================

[](#serializable-entity)

Convert entity into array or json. Apply JsonSerializable into entity by extending a class.

See my blog post about this [here](https://xn--gran-8qa.fi/serializing-php-entities-to-json/)!

Install
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[](#install)

Via [composer](http://getcomposer.org):

```
composer require niko9911/serializable-entity
```

Usage
-----

[](#usage)

You can use this to convert objects statically.

`EntityToArray::convert(object $entity ,[, int $recursionDepth = 2  [, bool $throwExceptionOnRecursionLimit = true ]  [, bool $replaceValuesOnRecursionLimit = true ]]]): array`

Or if you want benefit from implementing \\JsonSerializable interface you can extend class \\Niko9911\\Serializable\\Serializable. In that case you will have 3 new methods in your class, `toArray, toJson and jsonSerialize`.

### Example: Using Static Way

[](#example-using-static-way)

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