com_ajax Stringable interface

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com_ajax Stringable interface PR:

• [5.3] Ajax component support of Stringable results joomla-cms#43530

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PR Type

documentation, enhancement

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Description

• Added documentation for com_ajax support for Stringable result.
• Provided examples for getAjax() method before and after changes.
• Included example of customized Joomla\CMS\Response\JsonResponse response.

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Changes walkthrough 📝

	Relevant files
Documentation	new-features.md Documented `com_ajax` support for `Stringable` result with examples. migrations/51-52/new-features.md Added documentation for com_ajax support for Stringable result. Provided examples for getAjax() method before and after changes. Included example of customized Joomla\CMS\Response\JsonResponse response. +41/-0

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PR Code Suggestions ✨

Category	Suggestion	Score
Possible bug	Add a missing semicolon after the class definition to avoid a syntax error The code example for the getAjax method is missing a semicolon after the class definition. This will cause a syntax error. migrations/51-52/new-features.md [37-40] $result = new class() implements \Joomla\CMS\String\StringableInterface { public $title = ''; public $text = ''; -} +}; Apply this suggestion Suggestion importance[1-10]: 10 Why: The missing semicolon after the class definition in PHP is a syntax error and will cause the code to fail, making this a critical fix.	10
	✅ Correct the assignment operator for setting the text property to avoid a syntax error Suggestion Impact: The commit corrected the syntax error by changing the arrow operator (=>) to the assignment operator (=) for setting the text property. code diff: - $result->title = 'Foo'; - $result->text => 'Bar'; The arrow operator (=>) is used instead of the assignment operator (=) for setting the text property. This will cause a syntax error. migrations/51-52/new-features.md [43] -$result->text => 'Bar'; +$result->text = 'Bar'; Apply this suggestion Suggestion importance[1-10]: 10 Why: Using '=>' instead of '=' for assignment in PHP is a syntax error, which is crucial to fix for the code to function correctly.	10
Best practice	Add a return type declaration to the getAjax method for better clarity and type safety The getAjax method should include a return type declaration to clarify that it returns an instance of StringableInterface. migrations/51-52/new-features.md [36] -function getAjax() { +function getAjax(): \Joomla\CMS\String\StringableInterface { Apply this suggestion Suggestion importance[1-10]: 7 Why: Adding a return type declaration enhances code readability and type safety, although it's not a critical error, it's a good practice.	7
	Add a return type declaration to the getAjax method in the second example for better clarity and type safety The getAjax method should include a return type declaration to clarify that it returns an instance of StringableInterface in the second example as well. migrations/51-52/new-features.md [52] -function getAjax() { +function getAjax(): \Joomla\CMS\String\StringableInterface { Apply this suggestion Suggestion importance[1-10]: 7 Why: Similar to the previous suggestion, adding a return type declaration in the second example also improves code clarity and type safety, promoting good coding practices.	7