added JSON util to use elsewhere #657
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Pull Request Overview
This PR introduces a new JSON utility class to centralize JSON handling across the FlightPHP framework and addresses PHP Code Sniffer warnings by adding ignore comments for heredoc/nowdoc syntax issues.
- Adds a comprehensive Json utility class with encoding, decoding, validation, and error handling methods
- Updates the Engine class to use the new Json utility instead of direct json_encode calls
- Adds phpcs:ignore comments to suppress code style warnings for heredoc/nowdoc syntax
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| flight/util/Json.php | New utility class providing centralized JSON operations with consistent error handling |
| flight/Engine.php | Updated to use Json utility class and added phpcs:ignore comment |
| tests/JsonTest.php | Comprehensive test suite for the new Json utility class |
| tests/EngineTest.php | Updated tests to handle new Json utility behavior |
| flight/commands/AiGenerateInstructionsCommand.php | Added phpcs:ignore comment for heredoc syntax |
| tests/server/index.php | Added phpcs:ignore comment for heredoc syntax |
| tests/commands/RouteCommandTest.php | Added phpcs:ignore comments for heredoc syntax |
| tests/ViewTest.php | Added phpcs:ignore comments for heredoc syntax |
| tests/FlightTest.php | Added phpcs:ignore comment for heredoc syntax |
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tests/EngineTest.php:401
- The exception type has been changed from JsonException to Exception, but this makes the test less specific. The Json utility class wraps JsonException in Exception, so this change may be hiding the actual exception behavior that should be tested.
$this->expectException(Exception::class);
| public static function prettyPrint($data, int $additionalOptions = 0): string | ||
| { | ||
| $options = self::DEFAULT_ENCODE_OPTIONS | JSON_PRETTY_PRINT | $additionalOptions; | ||
| return self::encode($data, $options); |
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The prettyPrint method combines options using bitwise OR and then passes them to encode(), which will apply bitwise OR again with DEFAULT_ENCODE_OPTIONS. This could lead to unexpected behavior or option conflicts. Consider calling json_encode directly with the final options.
| return self::encode($data, $options); | |
| try { | |
| return json_encode($data, $options, 512); | |
| } catch (JsonException $e) { | |
| throw new Exception('JSON pretty print encoding failed: ' . $e->getMessage(), $e->getCode(), $e); | |
| } |
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