b2pweb / bdf-form-filter-prime
Helper library for BDF Form to create Prime filters
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Requires
- php: ~7.1 || ~8.0.0 || ~8.1.0 || ~8.2.0 || ~8.3.0
- b2pweb/bdf-form: ~1.0
- b2pweb/bdf-prime: ~1.0|~2.0
Requires (Dev)
- giggsey/libphonenumber-for-php: ~8.0
- phpunit/phpunit: ~7.0|~8.0|~9.0
- vimeo/psalm: ~4.4
README
Helper library for BDF Form to create Prime filters.
See :
Installation using composer
composer require b2pweb/bdf-form-filter-prime
Basic usage
To create a form filter, simply extends the class FilterForm
and implements method FilterForm::configureFilters()
:
<?php namespace App\Form; use Bdf\Form\Filter\FilterForm; use Bdf\Form\Filter\FilterFormBuilder; class MyFilters extends FilterForm { public function configureFilters(FilterFormBuilder $builder): void { // Build filter fields // Will add a "foo LIKE xxx%" $builder->searchBegins('foo'); // Will add a "age BETWEEN ? AND ?" $builder->embedded('age', function ($builder) { $builder->integer('0')->setter(); $builder->integer('1')->setter(); })->between(); // Define a custom attribute name and operator $builder->string('foo')->criterion('bar')->operator('>='); } }
Now, you can submit data to the form, apply filters to the query :
<?php // Instantiate the form (a container can be use for handle dependency injection) $form = new MyFilters(); // Submit form // Note: if some constraints has been added, call `$form->valid()` and `$form->error()` to check errors $form->submit($request->query->all()); // Get generated criteria $criteria = $form->value(); // Call prime with criteria $list = MyEntity::where($criteria->all())->paginate();
Query helpers
Two helpers methods are available to handle Prime query without use directly the Criteria
object :
FilterForm::apply()
will apply the filters to the query instanceFirstForm::query()
will create the query with filters
<?php namespace App\Form; use Bdf\Form\Filter\FilterForm; use Bdf\Form\Filter\FilterFormBuilder; class MyFilters extends FilterForm { public function configureFilters(FilterFormBuilder $builder): void { // Set the entity class (note: use $this instead of $builder) $this->setEntity(Person::class); // Define filters $builder->searchBegins('firstName'); $builder->searchBegins('lastName'); $builder->embedded('age', function ($builder) { $builder->integer('0')->setter(); $builder->integer('1')->setter(); })->between(); } }
To use the helpers methods, it's necessary to inject the Prime's ServiceLocator
instance on the constructor.
<?php // Get the form instance, using a container to inject prime $form = $container->get(MyFilters::class); // Submit form $form->submit($request->query->all()); // Use apply to modify the query $query = Person::builder(); $entities = $form->apply($query)->all(); // Apply filters and execute query // Use directly query() method to create the filter query $entities = $form->query();
Usage with mongodb
This library also supports Prime MongoDB filter. It requires b2pweb/bdf-prime-mongodb version 2.0.
To use, simply use Bdf\Form\Filter\MongoFilterForm
instead of Bdf\Form\Filter\FilterForm
, and change $form->setEntity(...)
to $form->setDocument()
.
<?php namespace App\Form; use Bdf\Form\Filter\MongoFilterForm; use Bdf\Form\Filter\FilterFormBuilder; class MyFilters extends MongoFilterForm { public function configureFilters(FilterFormBuilder $builder): void { // Set the document class (note: use $this instead of $builder) $this->setEntity(Person::class); // Define filters $builder->searchBegins('firstName'); $builder->searchBegins('lastName'); $builder->embedded('age', function ($builder) { $builder->integer('0')->setter(); $builder->integer('1')->setter(); })->between(); } }
The usage is identical to basic prime entity usage.