PHP php\format JsonProcessor Beispiele

Beispiel #1

Datei: JsonProcessor_010.php Projekt: lihuibin/jphp

--TEST--
JsonProcessor test #10: Serialize
--FILE--
<?php 
use php\format\JsonProcessor;
use php\lib\items;
$json = new JsonProcessor();
$json->onSerialize('object', function ($val) {
    return items::toArray((array) $val);
});
// ignoring int handler
$obj = new stdClass();
$obj->x = 10;
$obj->y = 20;
$obj->obj = new stdClass();
echo $json->format($obj);
?>
--EXPECTF--
[10,20,{}]

Beispiel #2

Datei: JsonProcessor_005.php Projekt: lihuibin/jphp

--TEST--
JsonProcessor test #5: Deserialize
--FILE--
<?php 
use php\format\JsonProcessor;
$json = new JsonProcessor();
var_dump($json->parse('[1,1.1, true, false, null, "foobar"]'));
?>
--EXPECT--
array(6) {
  [0]=>
  int(1)
  [1]=>
  float(1.1)
  [2]=>
  bool(true)
  [3]=>
  bool(false)
  [4]=>
  NULL
  [5]=>
  string(6) "foobar"
}

Beispiel #3

Datei: JsonProcessor_009.php Projekt: lihuibin/jphp

--TEST--
JsonProcessor test #9: Serialize
--FILE--
<?php 
use php\format\JsonProcessor;
$json = new JsonProcessor();
$json->onSerialize('int', function ($val) {
    return "int:" . $val;
});
$json->onSerialize('array', function ($val) {
    return $val;
});
// ignoring int handler
echo $json->format([1, 2]);
?>
--EXPECTF--
[1,2]

Beispiel #4

Datei: JsonProcessor_002.php Projekt: lihuibin/jphp

--TEST--
JsonProcessor test #2
--FILE--
<?php 
use php\format\JsonProcessor;
$json = new JsonProcessor();
var_dump($json->format([1, 1.1, true, false, null, 'foobar']));
$json = new JsonProcessor(JsonProcessor::SERIALIZE_PRETTY_PRINT);
echo $json->format([1, 1.1, true, false, null, 'foobar']);
?>
--EXPECT--
string(32) "[1,1.1,true,false,null,"foobar"]"
[
  1,
  1.1,
  true,
  false,
  null,
  "foobar"
]

Beispiel #5

Datei: JsonProcessor_011.php Projekt: lihuibin/jphp

--TEST--
JsonProcessor test #11: Serialize
--FILE--
<?php 
use php\format\JsonProcessor;
use php\lib\items;
class Foo
{
    public $x = 10, $y = 20;
}
class Bar extends Foo
{
    public $z = 30;
}
$json = new JsonProcessor();
$json->onClassSerialize('Foo', function (Foo $val) {
    return "X:{$val->x}, Y:{$val->y}";
});
echo $json->format(new Foo()), "\n";
echo $json->format(new Bar()), "\n";
$json->onClassSerialize('Bar', function (Foo $val) {
    return "X:{$val->x}, Y:{$val->y}, Z:{$val->z}";
});
echo $json->format(new Bar()), "\n";
$json->onClassSerialize('Foo', null);
echo $json->format(new Foo()), "\n";
echo $json->format(new Bar()), "\n";
?>
--EXPECTF--
"X:10, Y:20"
"X:10, Y:20"

Beispiel #6

Datei: JsonProcessor_008.php Projekt: lihuibin/jphp

--TEST--
JsonProcessor test #8: Serialize
--FILE--
<?php 
use php\format\JsonProcessor;
$json = new JsonProcessor();
$json->onSerialize('int', function ($val) {
    return "int:" . $val;
});
echo $json->format([1, 2]), "\n";
$json->onSerialize('int', null);
echo $json->format([1, 2]), "\n";
?>
--EXPECTF--
["int:1","int:2"]
[1,2]

Beispiel #7

Datei: JsonProcessor_006.php Projekt: lihuibin/jphp

--TEST--
JsonProcessor test #6: Deserialize
--FILE--
<?php 
use php\format\JsonProcessor;
$json = new JsonProcessor();
var_dump($json->parse('{"x": 100, "y": 500}'));
?>
--EXPECTF--
object(stdClass)#%d (2) {
  ["x"]=>
  int(100)
  ["y"]=>
  int(500)
}

Beispiel #8

Datei: JsonProcessor_004.php Projekt: lihuibin/jphp

--TEST--
JsonProcessor test #4: Deserialize
--FILE--
<?php 
use php\format\JsonProcessor;
$json = new JsonProcessor();
var_dump($json->parse('1'));
var_dump($json->parse('1.1'));
var_dump($json->parse('true'));
var_dump($json->parse('false'));
var_dump($json->parse('null'));
var_dump($json->parse('"foobar"'));
?>
--EXPECT--
int(1)
float(1.1)
bool(true)
bool(false)
NULL
string(6) "foobar"

Beispiel #9

Datei: JsonProcessor_001.php Projekt: lihuibin/jphp

--TEST--
JsonProcessor test #1
--FILE--
<?php 
use php\format\JsonProcessor;
$json = new JsonProcessor();
var_dump($json->format(1));
var_dump($json->format(1.1));
var_dump($json->format(true));
var_dump($json->format(false));
var_dump($json->format(null));
var_dump($json->format('foobar'));
?>
--EXPECT--
string(1) "1"
string(3) "1.1"
string(4) "true"
string(5) "false"
string(4) "null"
string(8) ""foobar""

Beispiel #10

Datei: JsonProcessor_007.php Projekt: lihuibin/jphp

--TEST--
JsonProcessor test #7: Serialize
--FILE--
<?php 
use php\format\JsonProcessor;
$json = new JsonProcessor();
$json->onSerialize('int', function ($val) {
    return "int:" . $val;
});
$json->onSerialize('float', function ($val) {
    return "float:" . $val;
});
$json->onSerialize('bool', function ($val) {
    return "bool:" . (int) $val;
});
$json->onSerialize('null', function ($val) {
    return "empty:" . $val;
});
$json->onSerialize('string', function ($val) {
    return "str:'" . $val . "'";
});
var_dump($json->format(1));
var_dump($json->format(1.1));
var_dump($json->format(true));
var_dump($json->format(false));
var_dump($json->format(null));
var_dump($json->format('foobar'));
?>
--EXPECTF--
string(7) ""int:1""
string(11) ""float:1.1""

Beispiel #11

Datei: JsonProcessor_003.php Projekt: lihuibin/jphp

--TEST--
JsonProcessor test #3: Objects
--FILE--
<?php 
use php\format\JsonProcessor;
$json = new JsonProcessor();
$object = new stdClass();
$object->x = 20;
$object->y = 30;
echo $json->format($object);
?>
--EXPECT--
{"x":20,"y":30}