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Feature | Added support to Response object method to now accept a dot notation like json() #420

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@Braunson Braunson commented May 23, 2024

  • Added support to Response object method to now accept a dot notation like json()
  • Fixed grammar issue
  • Added a new ObjectHelpers class
  • Added test related to retrieving nested array in object via dot notation key
  • Should be backward compatible

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@Sammyjo20 Sammyjo20 changed the title [Feature] Added support to Response object method to now accept a dot notation like json() Featue | Added support to Response object method to now accept a dot notation like json() Jun 9, 2024
@Sammyjo20 Sammyjo20 changed the title Featue | Added support to Response object method to now accept a dot notation like json() Featur | Added support to Response object method to now accept a dot notation like json() Jun 9, 2024
@Sammyjo20 Sammyjo20 changed the title Featur | Added support to Response object method to now accept a dot notation like json() Feature | Added support to Response object method to now accept a dot notation like json() Jun 9, 2024
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Great contribution, thanks @Braunson!

@Sammyjo20 Sammyjo20 merged commit 29ced5f into saloonphp:v3 Jun 9, 2024
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