This is an implementation of JSON Patch written in PHP.
$ composer require php-jsonpatch/php-jsonpatch:1.2.*Now you can use JSON Patch for PHP via the available Composer autoload file.
Patch operations are defined in JSON and bundled in an array. Available JSON Patch
operations are add, remove, replace, move, copy,
and test; if their mandatory properties are not set a Rs\Json\Patch\InvalidOperationException will be
thrown.
<?php require_once 'vendor/autoload.php';
use Rs\Json\Patch;
use Rs\Json\Patch\InvalidPatchDocumentJsonException;
use Rs\Json\Patch\InvalidTargetDocumentJsonException;
use Rs\Json\Patch\InvalidOperationException;
try {
$targetDocument = '{"a":{"b":["c","d","e"]}}';
$patchDocument = '[
{"op":"add", "path":"/a/d", "value":["a","b"]}, // {"a":{"b":["c","d","e"],"d":["a","b"]}}
{"op":"test", "path":"/a/d/-", "value":"b"}, // previous target document
{"op":"remove", "path":"/a/d/-"}, // {"a":{"b":["c","d","e"],"d":["a"]}}
{"op":"test", "path":"/a/d/-", "value":"a"}, // previous target document
{"op":"add", "path":"/a/d/-", "value":"b"}, // {"a":{"b":["c","d","e"],"d":["a","b"]}}
{"op":"test", "path":"/a/d", "value":["a","b"]}, // previous target document
{"op":"move", "path":"/a/c", "from":"/a/d"}, // {"a":{"b":["c","d","e"],"c":["a","b"]}}
{"op":"test", "path":"/a/c", "value":["a","b"]}, // previous target document
{"op":"copy", "path":"/a/e", "from":"/a/c"}, // {"a":{"b":["c","d","e"],"c":["a","b"],"e":["a","b"]}}
{"op":"test", "path":"/a/e", "value":["a","b"]}, // previous target document
{"op":"replace", "path":"/a/e", "value":["a"]}, // {"a":{"b":["c","d","e"],"c":["a","b"],"e":["a"]}}
{"op":"test", "path":"/a/e", "value":["a"]} // previous target document
]';
$patch = new Patch($targetDocument, $patchDocument);
$patchedDocument = $patch->apply(); // {"a":{"b":["c","d","e"],"c":["a","b"],"e":["a"]}}
} catch (InvalidPatchDocumentJsonException $e) {
// Will be thrown when using invalid JSON in a patch document
} catch (InvalidTargetDocumentJsonException $e) {
// Will be thrown when using invalid JSON in a target document
} catch (InvalidOperationException $e) {
// Will be thrown when using an invalid JSON Pointer operation (i.e. missing property)
}For some more usage examples of JSON Patch operations have a look at the
integration tests located under tests/integration/*.
$ composer testThis library is licensed under the MIT License. Please see License file for more information.