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sajjad-razeqi/cobject
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cObject is a stdclass replacement class for callable objects and normal objects

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cObject - Callable Object for PHP
=================================

[](#cobject---callable-object-for-php)

[![cObject Logo](./imgs/logo.webp)](./imgs/logo.webp)

**cObject** is an enhanced alternative to `stdClass` in PHP, providing additional functionality, including callable properties and seamless array-object conversion.

Features
--------

[](#features)

- **Extended `stdClass` functionality** – more powerful and flexible.
- **Callable properties** – define properties that behave like functions.
- **Direct array-to-object conversion** – easily transform arrays into objects.
- **Effortless object-to-array conversion** – switch between formats with ease.
- **Array-like object access** – interact with objects just like arrays.

Installation
------------

[](#installation)

You can install `cObject` via Composer:

```
composer require sajjad-razeqi/cobject
```

cObject Documentation
---------------------

[](#cobject-documentation)

### Usage cObject:

[](#usage-cobject)

#### Like stdClass:

[](#like-stdclass)

You can use it just like `stdClass`.

```
use cObject\cObject;

$cObject = new cObject();

// Define:
$cObject->data1 = "Hello, ";
$cObject->data2 = function(string $name){
    echo "You're Welcome $name!";
};

// Usage:
echo $cObject->data1;
$cObject->data2("Sajjad");

// Unset:
unset($cObject->data1, $cObject->data2);
```

#### Convert an array to a cObject:

[](#convert-an-array-to-a-cobject)

You can directly convert your array into a `cObject`.

```
use cObject\cObject;

// Define:
$cObject = new cObject([
    "data1" => "Hello, ",
    "data2" => function(string $name){
        echo "You're Welcome $name!";
    }
]);

// Usage:
echo $cObject->data1;
$cObject->data2("Sajjad");

// Unset:
unset($cObject->data1, $cObject->data2);
```

**Please note:** Only associative arrays can be converted to cObject. Otherwise, the array will remain unchanged in the `cObject`.

##### E.g.

[](#eg)

```
use cObject\cObject;

// Define:
$cObject = new cObject([
    "array" => [
        "data1",
        "data2",
        "data3",
        "data4",
    ]
]);

// Usage:
echo $cObject->array[0];

// Unset:
unset($cObject->array[3]);

// Check:
var_dump(is_iterable($cObject->array)); // bool(true)
var_dump(is_array($cObject->array)); // bool(true)
```

#### Like Arrays:

[](#like-arrays)

You can use it just like `Arrays`.

```
use cObject\cObject;

$cObject = new cObject();

// Define:
$cObject["data1"] = "Hello, ";
$cObject["data2"] = function(string $name){
    echo "You're Welcome $name!";
};

// Usage:
echo $cObject["data1"];
$cObject["data2"]("Sajjad");

// Unset:
unset($cObject["data1"], $cObject["data2"]);

// Check:
var_dump(is_iterable($cObject)); // bool(false)
var_dump(is_array($cObject)); // bool(false)
```

**Warning**: This only simulates an array but is not `iterable`.

#### Usage combination:

[](#usage-combination)

```
use cObject\cObject;

// Define:
$cObject = new cObject([
    "data1" => "Hello, ",
    "data2" => function(string $name){
        echo "hi $name!";
    }
]);
$cObject->data1 = "Ok, ";

// Usage:
echo $cObject->data1;
$cObject["data2"]("Sajjad");

// Unset:
unset($cObject["data1"], $cObject->data2);
```

### More options:

[](#more-options)

#### String casting:

[](#string-casting)

When using string casting, the cObject will convert it to JSON.

```
use cObject\cObject;

$cObject = new cObject([
    "data1" => "Hello, ",
    "data2" => function(string $name){
        echo "You're Welcome $name!";
    }
]);

// ======================
echo $cObject; // { "_": "cObject", "data1": "Hello", "data2": {} }

// Or:
$string = (string) $cObject; // { "_": "cObject", "data1": "Hello", "data2": {} }
```

**Please note:** If you use string casting, any callable properties cannot be converted to a string. Additionally, after decoding the JSON string, the callable properties will be lost.

#### Convert the cObject to an array:

[](#convert-the-cobject-to-an-array)

```
use cObject\cObject;

$cObject = new cObject([
    "data1" => "Hello",
    "data2" => function(string $name){
        echo "You're Welcome $name!";
    }
]);

// ======================
$cObject->MycObjectToArray(); // return an array

// Or:
$TheArray = cObject::cObjectToArray($cObject); // return an array

// Check:
var_dump(is_iterable($TheArray)); // bool(true)
var_dump(is_array($TheArray)); // bool(true)
```

**Note:** This method converts an object into a real array.

###  Health Score

37

—

LowBetter than 82% of packages

Maintenance82

Actively maintained with recent releases

Popularity9

Limited adoption so far

Community7

Small or concentrated contributor base

Maturity41

Maturing project, gaining track record

 Bus Factor1

Top contributor holds 100% of commits — single point of failure

How is this calculated?**Maintenance (25%)** — Last commit recency, latest release date, and issue-to-star ratio. Uses a 2-year decay window.

**Popularity (30%)** — Total and monthly downloads, GitHub stars, and forks. Logarithmic scaling prevents top-heavy scores.

**Community (15%)** — Contributors, dependents, forks, watchers, and maintainers. Measures real ecosystem engagement.

**Maturity (30%)** — Project age, version count, PHP version support, and release stability.

###  Release Activity

Cadence

Every ~112 days

Total

4

Last Release

125d ago

### Community

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