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smuuf/strict-object
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Just a simple strict-object trait.

1.0.1(5y ago)06532MITPHPPHP ^7.4|^8

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Strict Objects for PHP 🌻
========================

[](#strict-objects-for-php-)

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Avoid annoying problems caused by PHP being too lax when dealing with undeclared object properties. Let's be more strict. Don't let typos in property names ruin your day ever again. 🌞

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

[](#installation)

```
composer require smuuf/strict-object
```

Usage
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[](#usage)

Simple, just `use` the `\Smuuf\StrictObject` trait in your class to make it strict - and to **throw `\LogicException`** when someone tries to **read** or to **write** to an **undeclared property**.

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