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stevenwadejr/exposure
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Exposure acts as a proxy to protected and private properties and methods on an object.

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Exposure
========

[](#exposure)

> "Make your privates public".

Have you ever needed access to private/protected object properties or methods? Of course they're private/protected for a reason... but, sometimes you just *need* them.

**Exposure** *exposes* private and protected properties and methods as well as allowing for new methods to be added to an object *after* instantiation.

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

[](#installation)

Via Composer

```
composer require stevenwadejr/exposure

```

What's new in 0.3.0?
--------------------

[](#whats-new-in-030)

You can now expose your objects *and* benefit from type hinting. Exposure now comes with a factory to create a new instance of `Exposure` that extends your closed class.

Example:

```
use StevenWadeJr\Exposure\Factory;

class CantTouchThis
{
    private $privateParty = 'This is private';
}

$exposed = Factory::expose(new CantTouchThis);
```

```
echo $exposed->privateParty; // outputs 'This is private'
var_dump($exposed instanceof CantTouchThis); // outputs 'true'
```

Example
-------

[](#example)

```