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remcosmitsdev/buildable-serializer-bundle
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An OPT-in performance boost for the symfony serializer component. By moving runtime overhead to buildtime.

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Buildable Serializer Bundle
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A Symfony bundle that generates optimised, build-time normalizer classes for the Symfony Serializer component.

Instead of relying on the generic reflection-based `ObjectNormalizer` at runtime, this bundle analyses your classes at compile time and writes plain PHP normalizer classes tailored to each model. The result is a faster serializer with zero runtime reflection overhead.

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Benchmarks
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Normalizing and denormalizing a single `Post` (with a nested `User` and `Address`) **200 000 times** in a local environment:

OperationSymfony `ObjectNormalizer` (before)Generated (after)Performance gainNormalize4 208 ms250 ms**~17× faster** (~94.1% reduction)Denormalize6 076 ms324 ms**~18× faster** (~94.5% reduction)The benchmark was produced with:

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