PHP: It wants an “object” so I give it and object and then it errors saying it wanted an “array” what...
Im confused. Working with the Cardano API (v1) using a PHP wrapper.
The createNewTransaction($source, $destination, $spendingPassword) function requires parameters in the form of an array:
// source of funds (array)
$source = array(
'accountIndex' => $wallet_idx,
'walletId' => $wallet_id
);
// destination for funds (array)
$destination = array(
'address' => $banker,
'amount' => $lovelace
);
// spending pass
$spendingPassword = get_user_meta('1', 'spending_pass', true);
// transaction
$client->createNewTransaction($source, $destination, $spendingPassword);
So then im returned this error from the API:
Array ( [status] => error [diagnostic] => Array (
[validationError] => Error in $: When parsing the constructor Payment
of type Cardano.Wallet.API.V1.Types.Payment expected Object but got
Array. ) [message] => JSONValidationFailed )
So then, I looked up how to turn an array into an object thinking that would solve my problem. So I did this:
$o_source = (object) $source;
$o_destination = (object) $destination;
and then sent it back to the API to see if the transaction would go through, but I got another error:
Fatal error: Uncaught TypeError: Argument 1 passed to
Cardano::createNewTransaction() must be of the type array, object
given...
So, now Im confuseed, I thought I had originally sent it an array but then it said it wanted an object. I dont get it!
Help please!
php arrays object
asked Nov 27 '18 at 17:31
jonjon
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Im confused. Working with the Cardano API (v1) using a PHP wrapper.
The createNewTransaction($source, $destination, $spendingPassword) function requires parameters in the form of an array:
// source of funds (array)
$source = array(
'accountIndex' => $wallet_idx,
'walletId' => $wallet_id
);
// destination for funds (array)
$destination = array(
'address' => $banker,
'amount' => $lovelace
);
// spending pass
$spendingPassword = get_user_meta('1', 'spending_pass', true);
// transaction
$client->createNewTransaction($source, $destination, $spendingPassword);
So then im returned this error from the API:
Array ( [status] => error [diagnostic] => Array (
[validationError] => Error in $: When parsing the constructor Payment
of type Cardano.Wallet.API.V1.Types.Payment expected Object but got
Array. ) [message] => JSONValidationFailed )
So then, I looked up how to turn an array into an object thinking that would solve my problem. So I did this:
$o_source = (object) $source;
$o_destination = (object) $destination;
and then sent it back to the API to see if the transaction would go through, but I got another error:
Fatal error: Uncaught TypeError: Argument 1 passed to
Cardano::createNewTransaction() must be of the type array, object
given...
So, now Im confuseed, I thought I had originally sent it an array but then it said it wanted an object. I dont get it!
Help please!
php arrays object
asked Nov 27 '18 at 17:31
jonjon
274
add a comment |
Im confused. Working with the Cardano API (v1) using a PHP wrapper.
The createNewTransaction($source, $destination, $spendingPassword) function requires parameters in the form of an array:
// source of funds (array)
$source = array(
'accountIndex' => $wallet_idx,
'walletId' => $wallet_id
);
// destination for funds (array)
$destination = array(
'address' => $banker,
'amount' => $lovelace
);
// spending pass
$spendingPassword = get_user_meta('1', 'spending_pass', true);
// transaction
$client->createNewTransaction($source, $destination, $spendingPassword);
So then im returned this error from the API:
Array ( [status] => error [diagnostic] => Array (
[validationError] => Error in $: When parsing the constructor Payment
of type Cardano.Wallet.API.V1.Types.Payment expected Object but got
Array. ) [message] => JSONValidationFailed )
So then, I looked up how to turn an array into an object thinking that would solve my problem. So I did this:
$o_source = (object) $source;
$o_destination = (object) $destination;
and then sent it back to the API to see if the transaction would go through, but I got another error:
Fatal error: Uncaught TypeError: Argument 1 passed to
Cardano::createNewTransaction() must be of the type array, object
given...
So, now Im confuseed, I thought I had originally sent it an array but then it said it wanted an object. I dont get it!
Help please!
php arrays object
asked Nov 27 '18 at 17:31
jonjon
274
Im confused. Working with the Cardano API (v1) using a PHP wrapper.
The createNewTransaction($source, $destination, $spendingPassword) function requires parameters in the form of an array:
// source of funds (array)
$source = array(
'accountIndex' => $wallet_idx,
'walletId' => $wallet_id
);
// destination for funds (array)
$destination = array(
'address' => $banker,
'amount' => $lovelace
);
// spending pass
$spendingPassword = get_user_meta('1', 'spending_pass', true);
// transaction
$client->createNewTransaction($source, $destination, $spendingPassword);
So then im returned this error from the API:
Array ( [status] => error [diagnostic] => Array (
[validationError] => Error in $: When parsing the constructor Payment
of type Cardano.Wallet.API.V1.Types.Payment expected Object but got
Array. ) [message] => JSONValidationFailed )
So then, I looked up how to turn an array into an object thinking that would solve my problem. So I did this:
$o_source = (object) $source;
$o_destination = (object) $destination;
and then sent it back to the API to see if the transaction would go through, but I got another error:
Fatal error: Uncaught TypeError: Argument 1 passed to
Cardano::createNewTransaction() must be of the type array, object
given...
So, now Im confuseed, I thought I had originally sent it an array but then it said it wanted an object. I dont get it!
Help please!
php arrays object
php arrays object
asked Nov 27 '18 at 17:31
jonjon
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asked Nov 27 '18 at 17:31
jonjon
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asked Nov 27 '18 at 17:31
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asked Nov 27 '18 at 17:31
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asked Nov 27 '18 at 17:31
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The code from the linked library looks something like:
public function createNewTransaction(
array $source,
array $destination,
string $spendingPassword
): array {
$groupPolicy = 'OptimizeForSecurity';
return self::jsonDecode($this->post(
'/api/v1/transactions' .
'?source=' . $source .
'?destination=' . $destination .
'?groupingPolicy=' . $groupPolicy .
'?spendingPassword=' . $spendingPassword
), true);
}
If you run this code, then $source and $destination would be cast from arrays to the string "Array". This is what the API is complaining about, it probably expected something other than the string "Array" as the value of the source parameter.
I recommend that you look for another library, or implement the API calls yourself, because this library has no chance of working correctly in its current state.
answered Nov 27 '18 at 17:40
ridrid
39.5k19123166
Can you help me figure out what's wrong with the existing library? I'm not familiar with CURL and this seems like it's over my head for my current skill level.
– jon
Nov 27 '18 at 21:45
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The code from the linked library looks something like:
public function createNewTransaction(
array $source,
array $destination,
string $spendingPassword
): array {
$groupPolicy = 'OptimizeForSecurity';
return self::jsonDecode($this->post(
'/api/v1/transactions' .
'?source=' . $source .
'?destination=' . $destination .
'?groupingPolicy=' . $groupPolicy .
'?spendingPassword=' . $spendingPassword
), true);
}
If you run this code, then $source and $destination would be cast from arrays to the string "Array". This is what the API is complaining about, it probably expected something other than the string "Array" as the value of the source parameter.
I recommend that you look for another library, or implement the API calls yourself, because this library has no chance of working correctly in its current state.
answered Nov 27 '18 at 17:40
ridrid
39.5k19123166
Can you help me figure out what's wrong with the existing library? I'm not familiar with CURL and this seems like it's over my head for my current skill level.
– jon
Nov 27 '18 at 21:45
add a comment |
The code from the linked library looks something like:
public function createNewTransaction(
array $source,
array $destination,
string $spendingPassword
): array {
$groupPolicy = 'OptimizeForSecurity';
return self::jsonDecode($this->post(
'/api/v1/transactions' .
'?source=' . $source .
'?destination=' . $destination .
'?groupingPolicy=' . $groupPolicy .
'?spendingPassword=' . $spendingPassword
), true);
}
If you run this code, then $source and $destination would be cast from arrays to the string "Array". This is what the API is complaining about, it probably expected something other than the string "Array" as the value of the source parameter.
I recommend that you look for another library, or implement the API calls yourself, because this library has no chance of working correctly in its current state.
answered Nov 27 '18 at 17:40
ridrid
39.5k19123166
Can you help me figure out what's wrong with the existing library? I'm not familiar with CURL and this seems like it's over my head for my current skill level.
– jon
Nov 27 '18 at 21:45
add a comment |
The code from the linked library looks something like:
public function createNewTransaction(
array $source,
array $destination,
string $spendingPassword
): array {
$groupPolicy = 'OptimizeForSecurity';
return self::jsonDecode($this->post(
'/api/v1/transactions' .
'?source=' . $source .
'?destination=' . $destination .
'?groupingPolicy=' . $groupPolicy .
'?spendingPassword=' . $spendingPassword
), true);
}
If you run this code, then $source and $destination would be cast from arrays to the string "Array". This is what the API is complaining about, it probably expected something other than the string "Array" as the value of the source parameter.
I recommend that you look for another library, or implement the API calls yourself, because this library has no chance of working correctly in its current state.
answered Nov 27 '18 at 17:40
ridrid
39.5k19123166
The code from the linked library looks something like:
public function createNewTransaction(
array $source,
array $destination,
string $spendingPassword
): array {
$groupPolicy = 'OptimizeForSecurity';
return self::jsonDecode($this->post(
'/api/v1/transactions' .
'?source=' . $source .
'?destination=' . $destination .
'?groupingPolicy=' . $groupPolicy .
'?spendingPassword=' . $spendingPassword
), true);
}
If you run this code, then $source and $destination would be cast from arrays to the string "Array". This is what the API is complaining about, it probably expected something other than the string "Array" as the value of the source parameter.
I recommend that you look for another library, or implement the API calls yourself, because this library has no chance of working correctly in its current state.
answered Nov 27 '18 at 17:40
ridrid
39.5k19123166
edited Nov 27 '18 at 17:51
answered Nov 27 '18 at 17:40
ridrid
39.5k19123166
answered Nov 27 '18 at 17:40
ridrid
39.5k19123166
answered Nov 27 '18 at 17:40
ridrid
39.5k19123166
39.5k19123166
Can you help me figure out what's wrong with the existing library? I'm not familiar with CURL and this seems like it's over my head for my current skill level.
– jon
Nov 27 '18 at 21:45
add a comment |
Can you help me figure out what's wrong with the existing library? I'm not familiar with CURL and this seems like it's over my head for my current skill level.
– jon
Nov 27 '18 at 21:45
Can you help me figure out what's wrong with the existing library? I'm not familiar with CURL and this seems like it's over my head for my current skill level.
– jon
Nov 27 '18 at 21:45
Can you help me figure out what's wrong with the existing library? I'm not familiar with CURL and this seems like it's over my head for my current skill level.
– jon
Nov 27 '18 at 21:45
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