[Serializer] Mention adder method to deserialize an array of objects #17956
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OskarStark
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Feb 23, 2023
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| the serializer context option ``ObjectNormalizer::DISABLE_TYPE_ENFORCEMENT`` | |||
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| It is also possible to denormalize an array of object. To do so, ensure | |||
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| It is also possible to denormalize an array of object. To do so, ensure | |
| It is also possible to denormalize an array of objects. To do so, ensure |
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| It is also possible to denormalize an array of object. To do so, ensure | |||
| the owner object contains a adder method, so the Serializer is able to | |||
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| the owner object contains a adder method, so the Serializer is able to | |
| the owner object contains an adder method, so the Serializer is able to |
| @@ -1751,6 +1751,61 @@ will be thrown. The type enforcement of the properties can be disabled by settin | |||
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| It is also possible to denormalize an array of object. To do so, ensure | |||
| the owner object contains a adder method, so the Serializer is able to | |||
| guess the type of object to denormalize in your collection. Let's | |||
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| guess the type of object to denormalize in your collection. Let's | |
| guess the type of the object to denormalize in your collection. Let's |
| It is also possible to denormalize an array of object. To do so, ensure | ||
| the owner object contains a adder method, so the Serializer is able to | ||
| guess the type of object to denormalize in your collection. Let's | ||
| rename ``$inner`` to ``$inners`` and create a adder method:: |
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| rename ``$inner`` to ``$inners`` and create a adder method:: | |
| rename ``$inner`` to ``$inners`` and create an adder method:: |
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| // This is the key method that will allow the Serializer | ||
| // to know the type of object of your collection |
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| // to know the type of object of your collection | |
| // to know the type of the object of your collection |
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As indicated in #17814, this article is going to be removed. Let's not add more text to it |
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Oh yes sorry, I forgot about it. You're right. I think it worth mention it, feel free to take this PR's content if needed 😄 |
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After spending a whole day with a colleague to try to deserialize/denormalize an array of objects a few weeks ago without succeeding, I thought that I might share this "adder method" tip to everyone now that I finally found the solution... 😅