[Serializer] By default the serializer do not convert to lower case properties

[lyrixx]

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[javiereguiluz]

👍

@lyrixx thanks for fixing this error! I added a small example to show that the conversion doesn't change the lower/uppercase of the method name.

[lyrixx]

@javiereguiluz Thanks but actually it a bit more complex than that. The ObjectNormalizer use the property name for the name, but use the getter to get the value.

class Post
{
    private $publishedAt;
    
    public function getPublishedAt()
    {
        return $this->publishedAt;
    }
}

it will be serialized to {"publishedAt": "2017...."}"

[javiereguiluz]

@lyrixx OK. Then I don't understand this phrase:

Objects are normalized to a map of property names (method name stripped
of the get/set/has/remove prefix) to property values.

By the way, I can understand your comment perfectly ... so maybe that's the description we should use.

[lyrixx]

Indeed, I don't understand the comment either...
maybe @dunglas could help us on this one.

[lyrixx]

May be we could explain how to add this name converter in the SE:

    serializer:
        enabled: true
        name_converter: serializer.name_converter.camel_case_to_snake_case

[HeahDude]

ping @dunglas :)

[lyrixx]

ping @dunglas

[javiereguiluz]

Should we close here? We have no more feedback or information about what to do 😞

[lyrixx]

No, you can merge as it

[dunglas]

the first letter is lower cased (getFoo -> foo), my sentence was unclear, indeed

[dunglas]

So may I suggest: "Objects are normalized to a map of property names (method name stripped of the "get"/"set"/"has"/"remove" prefix and first letter converted to lower case) ..."

[dunglas]

👍, it's "obvious" that the conversion will occur

[javiereguiluz]

Thanks Grégoire and Kévin! Merged on 2.7 branch.