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Discussion
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[FrameworkBundle] [DX] Add `Controller::json` method to make it easy to send json
| Q | A
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| Bug fix? | no
| New feature? | yes
| BC breaks? | no
| Deprecations? | no
| Tests pass? | yes
| Fixed tickets |
| License | MIT
| Doc PR |
Its currently a awkward to use Serializer component to send a `JsonResponse`.
I have tried two approaches
1. use `Serializer::normalize` and `JsonResponse`
1. use `Serializer::serialize` and a plain `Response`, and set the `content-type`
In either cases there is need for a custom `json` function so as not to repeat yourself and there are disadvantages.
1. In the first case you are only partly using `Serializer` and any custom `Encoder` would be skipped
1. In the second you are not making use of `JsonResponse`, particular disadvantage if you want to support JSONP.
This new `json` method uses the serializer component is enabled it is used to generate the json data, and falls back to normal `JsonResponse` when its not.
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| AcceptHeaderItemTest.php | ||
| AcceptHeaderTest.php | ||
| ApacheRequestTest.php | ||
| BinaryFileResponseTest.php | ||
| CookieTest.php | ||
| ExpressionRequestMatcherTest.php | ||
| FileBagTest.php | ||
| HeaderBagTest.php | ||
| IpUtilsTest.php | ||
| JsonResponseTest.php | ||
| ParameterBagTest.php | ||
| RedirectResponseTest.php | ||
| RequestMatcherTest.php | ||
| RequestStackTest.php | ||
| RequestTest.php | ||
| ResponseHeaderBagTest.php | ||
| ResponseTest.php | ||
| ResponseTestCase.php | ||
| ServerBagTest.php | ||
| StreamedResponseTest.php | ||