basecode / querymodel
QueryModel Component...
1.1.1
2022-01-26 19:29 UTC
Requires
- php: >=7.0
This package is auto-updated.
Last update: 2025-06-27 03:10:38 UTC
README
What's the QueryModel ?
Abstract: QueryModel is a standalone component for inserting, updating, reading and deleting data in the database. Recommended for projects with mvc structure.
Getting Started
Installation
You can install the QueryModel in your project with composer.
Just run the command below on your terminal:
composer require basecode/querymodel
or in your composer.json require:
"basecode/querymodel": "1.1.*"
Usage
For the correct functioning of the QueryModel it is necessary that you create a constant named DB_CONFIG with the access data of the database. See the example below.
Example config.php file:
<?php define("DB_CONFIG", [ "driver" => "mysql", "host" => "localhost", "name" => "querymodel", "user" => "root", "password" => "", "options" => [ PDO::MYSQL_ATTR_INIT_COMMAND => "SET NAMES utf8", PDO::ATTR_DEFAULT_FETCH_MODE => PDO::FETCH_OBJ ] ]);
Example of use index.php file:
<?php date_default_timezone_set("America/Sao_Paulo"); define("DS", DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR); require_once dirname(__DIR__).DS."vendor".DS."autoload.php"; require_once dirname(__FILE__).DS."config".DS."Config.php"; use BaseCode\QueryModel\QueryModel; Class User extends QueryModel { protected $table = "users"; // protected $primary = "id"; protected $required = [ "name", "email", "password" ]; protected $timestamp = [ "create" => "created_at", "update" => "updated_at" ]; public function posts() { return $this->select("users.name, posts.title") ->join("INNER JOIN posts ON users.id = posts.id_user") ->where("users.id = :id") ->params(["id" => $this->id]) ->execute(); } public function usersPosts() { return $this->select("users.id, users.name, posts.title") ->join("INNER JOIN posts ON users.id = posts.id_user") ->execute(); } } Class Post extends QueryModel { protected $table = "posts"; // protected $primary = "id"; protected $required = [ "id_user", "title", "message" ]; protected $timestamp = [ "create" => "created_at", "update" => "updated_at" ]; } $user = new User(); $post = new Post(); echo "<pre>"; // insert register $user->name = "test"; $user->email = "test@gmail.com"; $user->password = md5("123"); $user->save(); // select all print_r($user->all()->execute()); // select all set columns print_r($user->select("name, email")->all()->execute()); // select all set limit print_r($user->all()->limit(1)->execute()); // select all set order by print_r($user->all()->orderBy("id DESC")->execute()); // select all return first print_r($user->all()->first()); // select by id and fill in the model $user->findById(2)->fill(); print_r($user); // select by id and return object stdClass with the data print_r($user->findById(2)->first()); // select by id and update $user->findById(1)->fill(); $user->email = "update@gmail.com"; $user->save(); // select by condition without parameters | not recommended $result = $user->findBy("email = 'update@gmail.com'")->execute(); print_r($result); // select by condition with parameters | recommended $result = $user->findBy("email = :email")->params([ "email" => "update@gmail.com" ])->execute(); print_r($result); // destroy user current $user->findById(4)->fill(); $user->destroy(); // delete by condition without parameters | not recommended $user->delete("email = 'test@gmail.com'"); // delete by condition with parameters | recommended $user->delete("email = :email", [ "email" => "test@gmail.com" ]); // mode of use select joins (INNER JOIN, LEFT JOIN, RIGHT JOIN...) $user->findById(9)->fill(); print_r($user->posts()); // erros print_r($user->error()); echo "<pre>"; ?>