PHP2JS.assign() ​
Assign Same Object ​
The .assign() method assigns the same values of the object delivered by PHP to a new variable or constant. Now you can remove the original object without losing the values you leave in the new one. This will be useful when you want the values not to be accessible from different references to the original object and instead use an object in JavaScript runtime.
javascript
// Assign a copy of the object to a new variable at runtime.
// Remember to replace PHP2JS with the Alias you have used.
const __PHP = PHP2JS.assign();
// You can now destroy the original object.
PHP2JS.destroy();
// The values will now be in "__PHP"// Assign a copy of the object to a new variable at runtime.
// Remember to replace PHP2JS with the Alias you have used.
const __PHP = PHP2JS.assign();
// You can now destroy the original object.
PHP2JS.destroy();
// The values will now be in "__PHP"Assign and Destroy ​
The .assignAndDestroy() method assigns the same values of the object delivered by PHP to a new variable or constant and additionally clears the original object. This will be useful when you want the values not to be accessible from different references to the original object and instead use an object in JavaScript runtime.
javascript
// Destroy the Object (All references to the original object will lose their values)
// Remember to replace PHP2JS with the Alias you have used.
const __PHP = PHP2JS.assignAndDestroy();
// The values will now be in "__PHP"// Destroy the Object (All references to the original object will lose their values)
// Remember to replace PHP2JS with the Alias you have used.
const __PHP = PHP2JS.assignAndDestroy();
// The values will now be in "__PHP"