README

In your project are available two new methods.

• h4kuna\Serialize\Serialize::encode()
• h4kuna\Serialize\Serialize::decode()

If you enable igbinary extension, then automatic use Driver\IgBinary. Or you can define own implmentation by Driver interface.

Example why use Serialize class

In many use cases is igbinary faster. Anybody use in third party library h4kuna\Serialize\Serialize::encode/decode. If you enable igbinary and for this third party case you want to disable and to use standard serialization. See example.

External library in vendor

namespace Com\Example;

use h4kuna\Serialize\Serialize;

class Foo implements \Serializable {
    public function serialize(): ?string {
        return Serialize::encode($this, __CLASS__);
    }

    public function unserialize(string $data): void {
        Serialize::decode($data, __CLASS__);
        // do anything
    }
}

Enable standard serialization for class above.

use h4kuna\Serialize\Driver;
use h4kuna\Serialize\Serialize;

require_once __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';
Serialize::setUp(Driver\IgBinary::class, [
    Com\Example\Foo::class => Driver\Php::class // only for Com\Example\Foo use case
]); 

Compatibility

You are using php serialize and you want to use igbinary. You can enable igbinaty on fly and old serialized data will be decoded by old php serialize.

Support compatibility, if you have serialized data by php serialize, then you can decode by IgBinary::decode() and vice versa.

Enable igbinary

1. Install igbinary extension

require __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';
\h4kuna\Serialize\Serialize::setUp(IgBinary::class);

Works!

Disable igbinary

1. set Php driver after vendor/autoload.php

require __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';
// \h4kuna\Serialize\Serialize::setUp(IgBinary::class); remove

1. wait if your all data will be decoded
2. uninstall igbinary extension