ResourceArray
class ResourceArray implements Countable, ArrayAccess, IteratorAggregate, JsonSerializable
A ResourceArray holds the response of an API request if more than one resource has been requested.
In addition to the retrieved items themselves it also provides some access to metadata.
Methods
ResourceArray constructor.
Returns the total amount of resources matching the filter.
The limit used when retrieving this ResourceArray.
The number of skipped resources when retrieving this ResourceArray.
Get the returned values as a PHP array.
Returns an object to be used by json_encode to serialize objects of this class.
Returns the number of resources in this array.
Returns a \Traversable to allow iterating the ResourceArray.
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This method is not implemented since a ResourceArray is read-only.
This method is not implemented since a ResourceArray is read-only.
Details
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__construct(array $items, int $total, int $limit, int $skip)
ResourceArray constructor.
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int
getTotal()
Returns the total amount of resources matching the filter.
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int
getLimit()
The limit used when retrieving this ResourceArray.
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int
getSkip()
The number of skipped resources when retrieving this ResourceArray.
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array
getItems()
Get the returned values as a PHP array.
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object
jsonSerialize()
Returns an object to be used by json_encode to serialize objects of this class.
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int
count()
Returns the number of resources in this array.
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Traversable
getIterator()
Returns a \Traversable to allow iterating the ResourceArray.
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bool
offsetExists(mixed $offset)
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mixed
offsetGet(mixed $offset)
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offsetSet(mixed $offset, mixed $value)
This method is not implemented since a ResourceArray is read-only.
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offsetUnset(mixed $offset)
This method is not implemented since a ResourceArray is read-only.