anonymizer.md

Anonymizer

Provides an annotation for anonymizing objects based on specific anonymization types. Specific anonymization types can be created and registered with the compiler pass.

Anonymization types

• fixed
• dateTime
• ip
• object
• collection
• null

Registering new anonymizers

You can create your own anonymizers and register them in the compiler pass by tagging the service:

your_bundle_name.your_anonymizer:
    class: Your\Class\To\Your\Anonymizer
    tags:
        - { name: superbrave_gdpr.anonymizer, type: your_type }

Usage

You can anonymize objects by using the anonymizer service:

<?php

$this->get('superbrave_gdpr.anonymizer')->anonymize($object);

Examples

Type: fixed

Anonymizes the property with a fixed value.

Simple fixed value

Setting an fixed value for the property.

<?php

use SuperBrave\GdprBundle\Annotation as GDPR;

 /**
  * @GDPR/Anonymize(type="fixed", value="anonymized")
  */
 protected $value;

Advanced fixed value

Brackets can be used here to concat the fixed value with the value of a property on the object.
The value between the quotes has to be a property.

First a check is performed to determine if the property is public, if so that is used.
The second check is to determine whether or not the property has a getter, if so that is used.
If the checks above both failed it resorts back to a ReflectionProperty

<?php

use SuperBrave\GdprBundle\Annotation as GDPR;

 /**
  * @GDPR/Anonymize(type="fixed", value="firstName-{id}")
  */
 protected $firstName;

Type: dateTime

Anonymizes the date time field by setting the month and day to 01 and hours, minutes and seconds to 00.

<?php

use SuperBrave\GdprBundle\Annotation as GDPR;

 /**
  * @GDPR/Anonymize(type="dateTime")
  */
 protected $createdAt;

Type: ip

Anonymizes the ip address by zeroing the last bytes of an ipv4 or ipv6 address.

<?php

use SuperBrave\GdprBundle\Annotation as GDPR;

 /**
  * @GDPR/Anonymize(type="ip")
  */
 protected $ipAddress;

Type: null

Anonymizes the property by setting it to null.

<?php

use SuperBrave\GdprBundle\Annotation as GDPR;

 /**
  * @GDPR/Anonymize(type="null")
  */
 protected $city;

Type: object

The object type anonymizer is to indicate that the property is an actual object which itself can have annotations.

use SuperBrave\GdprBundle\Annotation AS GDPR;

class Order
{
    /**
     * @var string;
     *
     * @GDPR/Anonymize(type"ip")
     */
    protected $ipAddress;
}

<?php

use SuperBrave\GdprBundle\Annotation as GDPR;

 /**
  * @var Order
  *
  * @GDPR/Anonymize(type="object")
  */
 protected $order;

Type: collection

The collection type anonymizer is to indicate that the property is an collection of objects which itself can be anonymized.

use SuperBrave\GdprBundle\Annotation AS GDPR;

class Order
{
    /**
     * @var string;
     *
     * @GDPR/Anonymize(type"ip")
     */
    protected $ipAddress;
}

<?php

use SuperBrave\GdprBundle\Annotation as GDPR;

 /**
  * @var Order[]
  *
  * @GDPR/Anonymize(type="collection")
  */
 protected $orders;