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Retrieving values from a Fluent instance: 1 $ fluent = new Fluent ( $ testArray ) ; 2 3 // The first value 4 $ message = $ fluent -> get ( ' first ' ) ; 5 6 $ fluent = new Fluent ( $ testObject ) ; 7 8 // The first value 9 $ message = $ fluent ->...
If we look at the following code example, one might be tempted to say that the value of $message would be Hello, world! , but that would be incorrect: 1 $ testObject = new stdClass ; 2 $ testObject -> method = function ( ) { 3 return ' Hello,...
The getAttributes method simply returns an array containing all key/value pairs, representing the underlying data contained within the Fluent instance.
The signature of the getAttributes method is: 1 public function getAttributes ( ) ;
After the following code is executed: 1 $ fluent = new Fluent ( $ testObject ) ; 2 3 $ attributes = $ fluent -> getAttributes ( ) ; The $attributes variable would look have a value similar to the following: 1 array 2 'first' => string 'The first...
The toArray method returns the exact same values as the getAttributes method; the results of the toArray method will return an array with all of the key/value pairs of the Fluent instance.
The signature of the toArray method is: 1 public function toArray ( ) ;
The following method calls are equivalent: 1 $ testObject = new stdClass ; 2 $ testObject -> method = function ( ) { 3 return ' Hello, world! ' ; 4 } ; 5 6 $ fluent = new Fluent ( $ testObject ) ; 7 8 // Using the `getAttributes` method. 9 $...
The jsonSerialize method internally returns a call to toArray . Because of this, toArray , jsonSerialize and getAttributes are all functionally equivalent. The jsonSerialize method exists to satisfy PHP's JsonSerializable interface, which allows...
The signature of the jsonSerialize method is: 1 public function jsonSerialize ( ) ;