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php-cs-fixer/accessible-object
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A library to reveal object internals.

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💀 Deprecation notice
====================

[](#-deprecation-notice)

Accessing internals using this package makes it difficult for your IDE/SCA tools to track types properly. If you need to access internals, consider the following alternative:

```
$bar = \Closure::bind(static fn (Foo $object): string => $object->bar, null, Foo::class)($object);
```

AccessibleObject
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[](#accessibleobject)

`AccessibleObject` is small class allowing you to easily access internals of any object. In general, it's bad practice to do so. While we strongly discourage you to using it, it may be helpful in debugging or testing old, sad, legacy projects.

Example
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[](#example)

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