angrycoders/db

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JKUAT App database interface

v1.0.1 2015-04-11 14:17 UTC

Requires

• php: >=5.4.0

Requires (Dev)

• phpunit/phpunit: ~4.6

MIT

• Magani Felix

README

Database driver for angrycoders/system and ecosystem.

Install

Via Composer

$ composer require angrycoders/db

Get master branch update

$ composer require "angrycoders/db": "dev-master"

Get for a specific version

$ composer require "angrycoders/db": "1.0.0"

Usage

Make sure your server is running first.

require_once __DIR__ . '../vendor/autoload.php';

use AngryCoders\Db\Db;

use AngryCoders\Db\DbException;

$db = new Db();

Adding a new table

$db->createTable(tableName, fields)

Creates a new table in the database, if it does not exist already.

• tableName (string): name of the table
• fields (array): associative array describe the table's attributes. See below.

fields passed to createTable:

 $fields = array(
    fieldName1 => array(type, size [, extraAttrb1, extraAttrb2, ... , ...]),
    fieldName2 => array(type, size [, extraAttrib1, extraAttrb2, ... , ...]),
    ...)

• fieldName (string): name of the attribute
• type (constant): Required. Constant exposed by the library. Include:
  • Db::DATETIME
  • Db::DOUBLE
  • Db::FLOAT
  • Db::INTEGER
  • Db::TEXT
  • Db::VARCHAR
• size (integer): Required. Length of field. If a field does not have a size just specify zero (0).
• extraAttrb1, extraAttrb2, ...: Optional. Any other attributes to be applied. For example,
  • Db::AUTO_INCREMENT
  • Db::NOT_NULL
  • Db::PRIMARY_KEY

Example:

try {
    $db->createTable("student", array(
            "studentID" => array(Db::INTEGER, 11, Db::PRIMARY_KEY, Db::AUTO_INCREMENT),
            "regNo" => array(Db::VARCHAR, 20),
            "accountID" => array(Db::INTEGER, 11),
            "name" => array(Db::VARCHAR, 50)));
} catch (DbException $e) {
    echo $e;
}

Deleting a table

$db->deleteTable(tableName);

Removes a table from the database.

• tableName (string): table name

Example:

$db->deleteTable("tableName");

Inserting a record

$db->insertRecord(tableName, values)

Inserts a record into the target table.

• tableName (string): table name
• values (array): array of values to be inserted.

Example:

$db -> insertRecord("student", array(NULL, 'cs281-3722/2013', '54', '23', 'Magani Felix'));

Deleting a record

$db->deleteRecord(tableName, value, field)

Deletes a record from table tableName where field equals value.

• tableName (string): name of table
• value (Any): value to be compared with
• field (string): name of field to be used to search for value

Example:

$db->deleteRecord("student", 'cs281-3722/2013', "regNo");

Selecting records

$db->getRecord(tableName, field, value [, targetFields])

Selects all records from table tableName where field field contains value.

• tableName (string): table name
• field (string): name of field to used to search for value
• value (Any): value to be compared with
• targetFields (array): Optional. Array of field names to return values from. If not passed, all the fields will be used.

Example:

$result = $db->getRecord("student", 'name', 'Felix');

foreach($result as $row)
{
    echo $row['studentID'] . "<br>";
    echo $row['regNo'] . "<br>";
    echo $row['courseID'] . "<br>";
    echo $row['name'] . "<br>";
    echo $row['accountID'] . "<br><br>";
}

$result = $db->getRecord("student", 'name', 'Felix', array('name','accountID'));
foreach($result as $row)
{
    echo $row['name'] . "<br>";
    echo $row['accountID'] . "<br>";
}

Getting records

$db->getAllRecords(tableName [, targetFields [, numOfRecords [, startIndex]]])

Return all records in table tableName.

• tableName (string): table name
• targetFields (array): Optional. Array of field names to return values from. If not passed, all the fields will be used
• numOfRecords (integer): Optional. number of records to return
• startIndex (integer): Optional. From which index to fetch records from

Example:

$result = $db->getAllRecords("student");

foreach($result as $row)
{
    echo $row['studentID'] . "<br>";
    echo $row['regNo'] . "<br>";
    echo $row['courseID'] . "<br>";
    echo $row['name'] . "<br>";
    echo $row['accountID'] . "<br><br>";
}

//selecting accountID and name fields only to be returned
$result = $db->getAllRecords("student", array('name','accountID'));

//selecting the first 5 records to be returned
$result = $db->getAllRecords("student", null, 5);

//selecting the next 10 records to be returned from the 5th record
$result = $db->getAllRecords("student", null, 10, 4);

Updating records

$db->updateRecord(tableName, fields, values, discriminantField, discriminantValue)

Update records in table tableName in the fields fields with the values values where the field discriminantField equals discriminantValue.

• tableName (string): table name
• fields (array): array of table fields to target
• values (array): array of values to update with
• discriminantField (string): name of field to use to compare records with
• discriminantValue (Any): value used to compare against

Example:

$tableName = "student"; //The name of the table
$fields = array('name', 'accountID'); //Fields to be updated
$values = array('John Doe', '23'); //The new values
$field = 'regNo'; //The field to check
$value = 'cs281'; // The value of the field to check

$db->updateRecord($tableName, $fields, $values, $field, $value);

Testing

$ phpunit

Contributing

Please see CONTRIBUTING.md for details.

Security

If you discover any security related issues, please email [e-mail] instead of using the issue tracker.

Credits

Magani Felix and Contributors.

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see LICENSE.md for more information.