Raw data mapping to validated objects
Ideal for validation of POST data, configurations, serialized and any other raw data and automatic mapping
of them to type-safe objects.
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use Orisai\ObjectMapper\MappedObject;
use Orisai\ObjectMapper\Rules\MappedObjectValue;
use Orisai\ObjectMapper\Rules\StringValue;
final class UserInput implements MappedObject
{
/** @StringValue(notEmpty=true) */
public string $firstName;
/** @StringValue(notEmpty=true) */
public string $lastName;
/** @MappedObjectValue(UserAddressInput::class) */
public UserAddressInput $address;
}use Orisai\ObjectMapper\MappedObject;
use Orisai\ObjectMapper\Rules\StringValue;
final class UserAddressInput implements MappedObject
{
/** @StringValue(notEmpty=true) */
public string $street;
// ...
}use Orisai\ObjectMapper\Exception\InvalidData;
use Orisai\ObjectMapper\Printers\ErrorVisualPrinter;
use Orisai\ObjectMapper\Printers\TypeToStringConverter;
use Orisai\ObjectMapper\Processing\DefaultProcessor;
$processor = new DefaultProcessor(/* dependencies */);
$errorPrinter = new ErrorVisualPrinter(new TypeToStringConverter());
$data = [
'firstName' => 'Tony',
'lastName' => 'Stark',
'address' => [
'street' => '10880 Malibu Point',
],
];
try {
$user = $processor->process($data, UserInput::class);
} catch (InvalidData $exception) {
$error = $errorPrinter->printError($exception);
throw new Exception("Validation failed due to following error:\n$error");
}
echo "User name is: {$user->firstName} {$user->lastName}";
