April 21, 2018 —John Koster
The jsonSeralize
method internally returns the value of the toArray
method. This method exists to implement PHP's JsonSerializable
interface, which allows developers to customize how a class is represented when using the json_encode
function.
The signature of the jsonSerialize
method is:
1public function jsonSerialize();
The following example demonstrates the jsonSerialize
method:
1use Illuminate\Support\MessageBag; 2 3// Create a new MessageBag instance. 4$messageBag = new MessageBag; 5 6// Add new messages to the message bag. 7$messageBag->add('hello', 'The first message bag message'); 8$messageBag->add('world', 'The second message'); 9 10// Get a value that can be converted to JSON.11$messages = $messageBag->jsonSerialize();
After the above code has executed, the $messages
variable will be an array and contain a value similar to the following output:
1array2 'hello' =>3 array4 0 => string 'The first message bag message'5 'world' =>6 array7 0 => string 'The second message'
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