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Discite-PHP is a lightweight and extensible query builder for PHP using MySQLi. It provides an expressive, object-oriented API to manage SQL operations easily.

Discite-PHP helps manipulate, format, correct, and secure SQL queries based on the MySQL manager. The library uses MySQLi.

Several operating modes are available to best suit each use case. The library requires minimal initialization to reduce overhead.

Only the connection must be initialized outside the library for security reasons.

Features

Object-oriented and fluent interface
Automatic SQL injection protection
Modular configuration system
Charset, collation, naming convention, aliasing, prefixing control
Loose or strict usage modes for tables and keys
Field (key) declarations with type, index, nullable, default
Built-in query modifiers and logical operators

Summary

Installation
Usage Example
General Functionality
Configuration
General Configuration
Usage Modes
- Table Usage
  - Available Table Usage Modes
- Key Usage
  - Available Key Usage Modes
Keys (Columns)
- Parameters
- Keys Type
- Keys Index
  - Column Index
  - Table Index
- Nullable
- Secure
- Updatable
- Default
- Creating Keys
Tables
- Table Parameters
Query Operators
Manipulate Queries
- Query Conditions
- Query Modifiers
Fetching Results
Project Structure
License

Installation

Install with Composer:

composer require discite/discite-php

Usage Example

This snippet demonstrates how to initialize DisciteDB, configure it, and run a SELECT query with condition modifiers:

use DisciteDB\Config\Enums\QueryLocation;
use DisciteDB\DisciteDB;
use DisciteDB\Methods\QueryCondition;

ini_set('display_errors','1');
ini_set('display_startup_errors','1');
error_reporting(E_ALL);

require 'default_file.php';

// Define your connection
$_connection = new mysqli('localhost','root','','test_db');

// Snitialize DisciteDB Database
$disciteDB = new \DisciteDB\Database($_connection);

// Set some configurations
  // Charset conf
$disciteDB->configuration()->setCharset(DisciteDB::CHARSET_UTF8MB4);
  // Collation conf
$disciteDB->config()->setCollation(DisciteDB::COLLATION_UTF8MB4_UNICODE_CI);
  // Table usage conf (look at [Usage Modes] for more informations)
$disciteDB->conf()->setTableUsage(DisciteDB::TABLE_USAGE_LOOSE);
  // Key usage conf (look at [Usage Modes] for more informations)
$disciteDB->conf()->setKeyUsage(DisciteDB::KEY_USAGE_LOOSE);

//Here, I decide to list all rows from 'disciteDB_FakeItems'
//That match the following arguments :
  // name is not "White Widget"
  // description start contains "and"
  // price is less or equal "25"
$queryFakeItems = $disciteDB->table('disciteDB_FakeItems')->listing([
    'name'=>QueryCondition::Not('White Widget'),
    'description'=>QueryCondition::Contains('and', DisciteDB::QUERY_LOCATION_BETWEEN),
    'price' => QueryCondition::LessOrEqual(25),
]);

// You can, after that :

// retrieve the SQL Query
echo '<b>QUERY</b>';
var_dump($queryFakeItems->fetchQuery());

// Retrieve informations (affected rows, time, statut, etc)
echo '<b>INFORMATIONS ONLY</b>';
var_dump($queryFakeItems->fetchInformations());

// Fetch the next data
  // Is like mysqli_fetch_row || mysqli_result::fetch_row
echo '<b>NEXT DATA</b>';
var_dump($queryFakeItems->fetchNext());

// Fetch all datas
  // Is like mysqli_fetch_all($result, MYSQLI_ASSOC); || mysqli_result::fetch_all(int $mode = MYSQLI_ASSOC)
echo '<b>ALL DATA</b>';
var_dump($queryFakeItems->fetchAll());

// Fetch all datas AND informations as an associative array
echo '<b>ALL DATA AND INFORMATIONS</b>';
var_dump($queryFakeItems->fetchArray());

General Functionality

To begin using the library, you need a MySQLi connection and to initialize the database manager.

// Initialize your connection as usual
$connection = new mysqli('host', 'username', 'password', 'database', 'port');

// Initialize the DisciteDB Manager
$disciteDB = new \DisciteDB\Database($connection);

If no connection is provided, the manager will use the following default values:

Attribute	Value
Host	localhost
Username	root
Password	null
Database	db
Port	null

Configuration

Load SQL database

if you want to keep strict mode (and so, have security, auto-join, etc) available, you can - if you don't want to make manuals definitions - load database directly from a file or the database.

Load SQL database from file

// Initialize the DisciteDB Manager
$disciteDB = new \DisciteDB\Database($connection);

// Perform loading
$disciteDB->loadFromFile($path, $updatingTime);

The library will load tables and columns from a file.

To improve some performances, you can add $updatingTime in seconds. If the file is older than the max storage time (createdTime + $updatingTime), the library will update the file.

If you want to update the file each time you initialize the library, just set the time to 0.

Load SQL database from database

// Initialize the DisciteDB Manager
$disciteDB = new \DisciteDB\Database($connection);

// Perform loading
$disciteDB->loadFromDatabase();

The library will load tables and columns directly from database connection.

Retrieve map

You can retrieve SQLmap as an array with a simple method.

// Initialize the DisciteDB Manager
$disciteDB = new \DisciteDB\Database($connection);

// Perform loading
$disciteDB->map();

Overview

You can configure the manager to meet your needs until its destruction.

Accessing the Configuration Interface

With the database manager initiated, access the configuration manager with:

$disciteDB->configuration();

Aliases:

$disciteDB->config();
$disciteDB->conf();

Access to Configuration Variables

To configure the manager without having to import configuration classes, you can call constants via:

use DisciteDB\DisciteDB;

// Example usage
DisciteDB::CONST_NAME;

General Configuration

Charset

You can define the charset of the database. By default, the charset used is utf8mb4.

$disciteDB->config()->setCharset(selected_charset);

To retrieve the current charset:

$disciteDB->config()->getCharset();

Available Charsets

Constant	Value	Default?
CHARSET_UTF8	utf8
CHARSET_UTF8MB4	utf8mb4	✓

Collation

You can define the collation associated with the charset. By default, the collation used is utf8mb4_unicode_ci.

$disciteDB->config()->setCollation(selected_collation);

To retrieve the current collation:

$disciteDB->config()->getCollation();

Available Collations

Constant	Value	Default?
COLLATION_UTF8_GENERAL_CI	utf8_general_ci
COLLATION_UTF8MB4_BIN	utf8mb4_bin
COLLATION_UTF8MB4_UNICODE_CI	utf8mb4_unicode_ci	✓

Naming Convention

Can be used only in strict mode

You can define the naming convention to use. The library will automatically change the names and aliases to conform to the selected convention. By default, no convention is selected.

$disciteDB->config()->setNamingConvention(selected_naming_convention);

To get the current naming convention:

$disciteDB->config()->getNamingConvention();

Available Naming Conventions

Constant	Value	Default?
NAMING_CONVENTION_UNDEFINED	Undefined	✓
NAMING_CONVENTION_CAMEL_CASE	camelCase
NAMING_CONVENTION_PASCAL_CASE	PascalCase
NAMING_CONVENTION_SNAKE_CASE	snake_case
NAMING_CONVENTION_SNAKE_UPPERCASE	SNAKE_UPPERCASE

Sorting

You can define if the library automaticly sort the database and if so, from desc or asc.

By default, the sorting method used is no_sort.

$disciteDB->config()->setSort(selected_sorting_method);

To retrieve the current sorting method:

$disciteDB->config()->getSort();

Available Sorting

Constant	Value	Default?
SORT_NO_SORT	null	✓
SORT_DESC	DESC
SORT_ASC	ASC

Joining

Can be used only in strict mode

Joining Methods

The Discite-php library allow you to make auto-joining from defined database.

By default, the sorting method used is no_join.

$disciteDB->config()->setJoinMethod(selected_joining_method);

To retrieve the current joining method:

$disciteDB->config()->getJoinMethod();

Joining Iterations

You can also set the max occurences of joining the database will throw.

By default, the max interations is set to 0. No maximum will be used.

You can set joining iterations by :

$disciteDB->config()->setJoinMaxIterations(max_interations);

To retrieve the current joining method:

$disciteDB->config()->getJoinMaxIterations();

Joining Separator

You can also set the separator used and retun in CONCAT mode.

By default, the separator is set to , .

You can set joining separator by :

$disciteDB->config()->setJoinSeparator(max_interations);

To retrieve the current joining method:

$disciteDB->config()->getJoinSeparator();

Available Joining

Constant	Method	Default?
JOIN_METHOD_NO_JOIN	no joining	✓
JOIN_METHOD_FLAT	joined using INNER RIGHT sql
JOIN_METHOD_CONCAT	joined using CONCAT sql, return in plain text
JOIN_METHOD_JSON	joined using JSON_AGG sql, return in json
JOIN_METHOD_MULTIDIMENSIONAL_ARRAY	joined using JSON_AGG, return in php array

Usage Modes

The library allows formatting, correction, and adding keys or values to limit errors and reduce tasks.

You can select independently for tables and columns ("keys") either strict or permissive usage modes.

Table Usage

You can choose strict or permissive usage for tables. Default is strict usage.

$disciteDB->config()->setTableUsage(selected_table_usage);

To retrieve the current table usage:

$disciteDB->config()->getTableUsage();

Available Table Usage Modes

Constant	Value	Default?
TABLE_USAGE_STRICT	Strict usage	✓
TABLE_USAGE_LOOSE	Loose usage

Key Usage

You can choose strict or permissive usage for keys (columns). Default is strict usage.

$disciteDB->config()->setKeyUsage(selected_key_usage);

To retrieve the current key usage:

$disciteDB->config()->getKeyUsage();

Available Key Usage Modes

Constant	Value	Default?
KEY_USAGE_STRICT	Strict usage	✓
KEY_USAGE_LOOSE	Loose usage

Keys (Columns)

Overview

If you are in loose usage mode, you may skip this section.

Access key configuration with:

$disciteDB->keys();

Parameters

A key has several parameters:

Parameter	Type	Usage	Default	Nullable ?
`name`	`string`	Showed name as object	``
`alias`	`string`	Used name in database	`$name`	✓
`prefix`	`string`	Used prefix in database	`null`	✓
`type`	`DisciteDB::TYPE_[...]`	Used in `strict` mode ¹	`DisciteDB::TYPE_STRING_STRING`	✓
`index`	`DisciteDB::INDEX_TYPE_[...]`	Used if you want to set index ²	`DisciteDB::INDEX_TYPE_NONE`	✓
`indexTable`	`Table` or `string`	Used if you previously set index type	`null`	✓
`default`	`DisciteDB::DEFAULT_VALUE_[...]` or your own value ³	Used to define default value	`DisciteDB::DEFAULT_VALUE_EMPTY_STRING`	✓
`nullable`	`bool`	Used in `strict` mode. ⁴	`false`	✓
`secure`	`bool`	Used in `strict` mode. ⁵	`false`	✓
`updatable`	`bool`	Used in `strict` mode. ⁶	`false`	✓

Keys Type

You can select key type. It will be usefull while formatting values. It will escape values which aren't the same as selected type.

Groups are available to help definition :

Binary⁷ ;
Date⁸ ;
String⁹ ;
Integer¹⁰ ;
Float¹¹ .

Binary Type

Constant	Value	Size
TYPE_BINARY_BLOB	blob	✓
TYPE_BINARY_TINYBLOB	tinyblob
TYPE_BINARY_MEDIUMBLOB	mediumblob
TYPE_BINARY_LONGBLOB	longblob
TYPE_BINARY_JSON	json
TYPE_BINARY_FILE	file

Date Type

Constant	Value	Size
TYPE_DATE_DATE	date	✓
TYPE_DATE_TIME	time
TYPE_DATE_DATETIME	datetime
TYPE_DATE_TIMESTAMP	timestamp
TYPE_DATE_YEAR	year

String Type

Constant	Value	Size
TYPE_STRING_STRING	string	✓
TYPE_STRING_SMALLTEXT	smalltext
TYPE_STRING_MEDIUMTEXT	mediumtext
TYPE_STRING_LONGTEXT	longtext
TYPE_STRING_UUID	uuid
TYPE_STRING_EMAIL	email
TYPE_STRING_URL	url
TYPE_STRING_IP	ip
TYPE_STRING_USERNAME	username
TYPE_STRING_PASSWORD	password

Integer Type

Constant	Value	Size
TYPE_INTEGER_BOOLEAN	boolean	✓
TYPE_INTEGER_INT	int
TYPE_INTEGER_BIGINT	bigint
TYPE_INTEGER_TINYINT	tinyint
TYPE_INTEGER_MEDIUMINT	mediumint
TYPE_INTEGER_SMALLINT	smallint
TYPE_INTEGER_UNIXTIME	unixtime

Float Type

Constant	Value	Size
TYPE_FLOAT_FLOAT	float	✓
TYPE_FLOAT_DOUBLE	double
TYPE_FLOAT_DECIMAL	decimal

Keys Index

Column Index

You can select key index.

Index will be usefull if you decide to make SQL joining method.

Const	Usage	Default ?
`DisciteDB::INDEX_TYPE_NONE`	null	✓
`DisciteDB::INDEX_TYPE_INDEX`
`DisciteDB::INDEX_TYPE_UNIQUE`
`DisciteDB::INDEX_TYPE_PRIMARY`
`DisciteDB::INDEX_TYPE_FULLTEXT`
`DisciteDB::INDEX_TYPE_SPATIAL`

Table Index

You can put a table name as indexTable. Usefull to rach joining methods.

Nullable

You can decide if a column can be nullable or not.

Secure

In strict mode, secured values will not be returning. Such as password.

In the futur, I would like to implement a few new operators such as login who would return only true or false if password match.

Updatable

In strict mode, this will disable updatable column value. Would be useful for id.

Default

You can specify default values. Or you define a string, integer, flaot, etc or you decide to use default pre-defined values.

Const	Value
`DisciteDB::DEFAULT_VALUE_NULL`	`null`
`DisciteDB::DEFAULT_VALUE_CURRENT_TIMESTAMP`	`CURRENT_TIMESTAMP()`
`DisciteDB::DEFAULT_VALUE_ZERO`	0
`DisciteDB::DEFAULT_VALUE_EMPTY_STRING`
`DisciteDB::DEFAULT_VALUE_UUIDV4`	`uuid()`
`DisciteDB::DEFAULT_VALUE_NOW`	`CURRENT_TIMESTAMP()`

Creating Keys

You can create keys in two ways:

$disciteDB->keys()->create('key_name', [
  'alias' => 'alias_name',
  'prefix' => 'wanted_prefix',
  'Type' => TYPE_STRING_STRING,
  // etc...
]);

$disciteDB->keys()->add();

Tables

WIP - documentation

Overview

If you are in loose usage mode, you may skip this section.

Access key configuration with:

$disciteDB->tables();

Table Parameters

A table has several parameters:

Parameter	Type	Usage	Default	Nullable ?
`name`	`string`	Showed name as object	``
`alias`	`string`	Used name in database	`$name`	✓
`prefix`	`string`	Used prefix in database	`null`	✓
`primaryKey`	`BaseKey`	Used to define primary key	`null`	✓
`sort`	`DisciteDB::SORT_[...]`	Used if you want to set a default sorting method	`DisciteDB::SORT_NO_SORT`	✓

Query Operators

You will be able to make queries with multiples operators.

Theses operators are :

All;
Count;
Listing;
Retrieve;
Update;
Delete;
Create Still not implemented ;
Compare Still not implemented ;
Keys Still not implemented;

All Operator

This operator will return every data in selected table

$resultObject = $disciteDb->table('tableName')->all();

Count Operator

This operator will return a count value.

$resultObject = $disciteDb->table('tableName')->count($args);

You can put filters as arguments. Arguments must be an array. You're able to put flat values, Query Conditions.

$args = [
  'columnName' => 'value',
  'columnName' => QueryCondition::Or('value_1', 'value_2');,
];

Listing Operator

This operator will return a values based on filters. It's like all operator with arguments.

$resultObject = $disciteDb->table('tableName')->listing($args);

You can put filters as arguments. Arguments must be an array. You're able to put flat values, Query Conditions or Query modifiers.

$args = [
  'columnName' => 'value',
  'columnName' => QueryCondition::Or('value_1', 'value_2');,
  QueryModifier::Sort(DisciteDB::SORT_DESC, 'id');
];

Retrieve Operator

This operator will be used to retrieve single data.

$resultObject = $disciteDb->table('tableName')->retrieve($uuid);

UUID can be a string, an integer or an array. For the two first, in strict mode, primary indexed key will be used as id. If you want to manually specify uuid key name, you must set UUID as an array.

// String or integer definition 
$uuid = 3;

// Array definition 
$uuid = [
  'columnName' => 'value',
];

Update Operator

This operator will be used to update data.

$resultObject = $disciteDb->table('tableName')->update($uuid, $args);

// String or integer definition 
$uuid = 3;

// Array definition 
$uuid = [
  'columnName' => 'value',
];

You must put values as arguments. Arguments must be an array. You're able to put flat values only.

$args = [
  'columnName' => 'value',
];

Delete Operator

This operator will be used to delete data.

$resultObject = $disciteDb->table('tableName')->delete($uuid);

// String or integer definition 
$uuid = 3;

// Array definition 
$uuid = [
  'columnName' => 'value',
];

Create Operator

This operator will be used to create data.

In strict mode, undefined values will be generate by the library with default previously defined values.

$resultObject = $disciteDb->table('tableName')->create($args);

You must put values as arguments. Arguments must be an array. You're able to put flat values only.

$args = [
  'columnName' => 'value',
];

Manipulate Queries

You are able to manipulate queries. At this time, with previously showed $args. You would just set an equal condition and default sorting/limit.

With theses user-friendly queries "manipulators", you'll see that is easy to perform a strong query.

Query Conditions

Theses methods, used in listing and count, will auto-format (even in loose usage mode) query based on parameters you give.

Equal Condition

Simple Condition. Must not be used because you can perform this condition with a standard argument.

QueryCondition::Equal('value');

Or condition

You can put every values as you want to check.

QueryCondition::Or('value_1','value_2');

Library will format like this :

('columnName' = 'value_1' OR 'columnName' = 'value_2')

Contains condition

You must send location. Default used const is QUERY_LOCATION_BETWEEN.

QueryCondition::Contains('value', DisciteDB::QUERY_LOCATION_[...]);

Library will format like this :

'columnName' LIKE '%value%'

Location will format value as :

Const	Value format
`DisciteDB::QUERY_LOCATION_STARTWITH`	`%value`
`DisciteDB::QUERY_LOCATION_ENDWITH`	`value%`
`DisciteDB::QUERY_LOCATION_BETWEEN`	`%value%`

Between condition

You can put every values as you want to check.

QueryCondition::Between(10, 20);

Library will format like this :

'columnName' BETWEEN 10 AND 20

Not condition

QueryCondition::Not('value');

Library will format like this :

'columnName' != 'value'

if you specify more than one argument. NotIn condition will replace Not condition automaticly.

NotIn condition

QueryCondition::NotIn('value_1','value_2');

Library will format like this :

'columnName' NOT IN ('value_1', 'value_2')

if you specify only one argument. Not condition will replace NotIn condition automaticly.

NotContains condition

You must send location. Default used const is QUERY_LOCATION_BETWEEN.

QueryCondition::NotContains('value', DisciteDB::QUERY_LOCATION_[...]);

Library will format like this :

'columnName' NOT LIKE '%value%'

Location will format value as :

Const	Value format
`DisciteDB::QUERY_LOCATION_STARTWITH`	`%value`
`DisciteDB::QUERY_LOCATION_ENDWITH`	`value%`
`DisciteDB::QUERY_LOCATION_BETWEEN`	`%value%`

Like condition

You must send location. Default used const is QUERY_LOCATION_BETWEEN.

QueryCondition::Like('value', DisciteDB::QUERY_LOCATION_[...]);

Library will format like this :

'columnName' LIKE '%value%'

Location will format value as :

Const	Value format
`DisciteDB::QUERY_LOCATION_STARTWITH`	`%value`
`DisciteDB::QUERY_LOCATION_ENDWITH`	`value%`
`DisciteDB::QUERY_LOCATION_BETWEEN`	`%value%`

NotLike condition

Aliase of NotContains.

NotBetween condition

QueryCondition::NotBetween(10, 20);

Library will format like this :

'columnName' NOT BETWEEN 10 AND 20

MoreThan condition

QueryCondition::MoreThan(10);

Library will format like this :

'columnName' > 10

LessThan condition

QueryCondition::LessThan(10);

Library will format like this :

'columnName' < 10

MoreOrEqual condition

QueryCondition::MoreOrEqual(10);

Library will format like this :

'columnName' >= 10

LessOrEqual condition

QueryCondition::LessOrEqual(10);

Library will format like this :

'columnName' <= 10

Query Modifiers

Theses methods, used in listing, will give you additionals methods for results.

Order Modifier

QueryModifier::Order(DisciteDB::SORT_[...], 'columnName');

Library will format like this :

ORDER BY 'columnName' 'DESC'

Sorting available constants are :

Const	Value format
`DisciteDB::SORT_DESC`	DESC sorting
`DisciteDB::SORT_ASC`	ASC sorting
`DisciteDB::SORT_NO_SORT`	null

Sort Modifier

Aliase of order modifier.

Limit Modifier

If you decide to use limit modifier, you must specify a limit in integer.

Define Offset is optional.

QueryModifier::Limit($limit, ?$offset);

Library will format like this :

LIMIT 10 OFFSET 20

Fetching Results

Once you perform your query with operator. You will be able to retrieve results.

Method	Description
`fetchQuery()`	Returns SQL string only
`fetchAll()`	Gets all matching rows
`fetchNext()`	Gets the next row
`fetchArray()`	Gets all rows and schema info
`fetchInformations()`	Meta-information (types, keys, etc.)

Fetching Query

You'll retrieve the query as string

$result = $disciteDB->table('disciteDB_FakeItems')->all();

// Fetching query for example.
print_r($result->fetchQuery());

Result will be :

string(45) "SELECT * FROM `test_db`.`disciteDB_FakeItems`"

Fetching All

You'll retrieve all results as array.

Doing this will make the same result as : mysqli_fetch_all($result, MYSQLI_ASSOC) or mysqli_result::fetch_all(int $mode = MYSQLI_ASSOC)

$result = $disciteDB->table('disciteDB_FakeItems')->all();

// Fetching all datas for example.
print_r($result->fetchAll());

Result will be :

array(12) {
    [0]=>
  array(6) {
    ["id"]=>
    int(2)
    ["category_id"]=>
    int(1)
    ["name"]=>
    string(10) "Red Widget"
    ["description"]=>
    string(29) "A slightly larger red widget."
    ["price"]=>
    float(15.4900000000000002131628207280300557613372802734375)
    ["created_at"]=>
    string(19) "2025-06-04 19:45:27"
  }
  [1]=>
  array(6) {
    ["id"]=>
    int(3)
    ["category_id"]=>
    int(1)
    ["name"]=>
    string(12) "Green Widget"
    ["description"]=>
    string(23) "A stylish green widget."
    ["price"]=>
    float(13.75)
    ["created_at"]=>
    string(19) "2025-06-04 19:45:27"
  }
  // .........
  }

Fetching Next

You'll retrieve the next result as array.

Doing this will make the same result as : mysqli_fetch_row($result) or mysqli_result::fetch_row().

Informations will be also returned.

$result = $disciteDB->table('disciteDB_FakeItems')->all();

// Fetching next data for example.
print_r($result->fetchNext());

Result will be :

array(2) {
  ["data"]=>
  array(6) {
    ["id"]=>
    int(1)
    ["category_id"]=>
    int(1)
    ["name"]=>
    string(11) "Blue Widget"
    ["description"]=>
    string(32) "A small blue widget for testing."
    ["price"]=>
    float(10.9900000000000002131628207280300557613372802734375)
    ["created_at"]=>
    string(19) "2025-06-04 19:45:27"
  }
  ["info"]=>
  array(4) {
    ["status"]=>
    string(7) "success"
    ["time"]=>
    int(1749059127)
    ["query"]=>
    array(5) {
      ["operator"]=>
      string(3) "All"
      ["table"]=>
      string(19) "disciteDB_FakeItems"
      ["context"]=>
      NULL
      ["gaveArgments"]=>
      int(0)
      ["affectedRows"]=>
      int(12)
    }
    ["error"]=>
    NULL
  }
}

Fetching Array

You'll retrieve all datas as array.

Doing this will make the same result as : mysqli_fetch_all($result, MYSQLI_ASSOC) or mysqli_result::fetch_all(int $mode = MYSQLI_ASSOC).

Informations will be also returned.

$result = $disciteDB->table('disciteDB_FakeItems')->all();

// Fetching array datas for example.
print_r($result->fetchArray());

Result will be :

array(2) {
  ["data"]=>
  array(12) {
    // Datas
  }
  ["info"]=>
  array(4) {
    ["status"]=>
    string(7) "success"
    ["time"]=>
    int(1749059127)
    ["query"]=>
    array(5) {
      ["operator"]=>
      string(3) "All"
      ["table"]=>
      string(19) "disciteDB_FakeItems"
      ["context"]=>
      NULL
      ["gaveArgments"]=>
      int(0)
      ["affectedRows"]=>
      int(12)
    }
    ["error"]=>
    NULL
  }
}

Fetching Informations

You'll retrieve informations only as array.

$result = $disciteDB->table('disciteDB_FakeItems')->all();

// Fetching informations for example.
print_r($result->fetchInformations());

Result will be :

array(4) {
  ["status"]=>
  string(7) "success"
  ["time"]=>
  int(1749059127)
  ["query"]=>
  array(5) {
    ["operator"]=>
    string(3) "All"
    ["table"]=>
    string(19) "disciteDB_FakeItems"
    ["context"]=>
    NULL
    ["gaveArgments"]=>
    int(0)
    ["affectedRows"]=>
    int(12)
  }
  ["error"]=>
  NULL
}

Project Structure

src/ – Core library files
example/ – Usage demonstrations
tests/ – PHPUnit testing

License

MIT License — see LICENSE file.

Created by Romain QUINTAINE.

discite / discite-php

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Details

README

Features

Summary

Installation

Usage Example

General Functionality

Configuration

Load SQL database

Load SQL database from file

Load SQL database from database

Retrieve map

Overview

Accessing the Configuration Interface

Access to Configuration Variables

General Configuration

Charset

Available Charsets

Collation

Available Collations

Naming Convention

Available Naming Conventions

Sorting

Available Sorting

Joining

Joining Methods

Joining Iterations

Joining Separator

Available Joining

Usage Modes

Table Usage

Available Table Usage Modes

Key Usage

Available Key Usage Modes

Keys (Columns)

Overview

Parameters

Keys Type

Keys Index

Column Index

Table Index

Nullable

Secure

Updatable

Default

Creating Keys

Tables

Overview

Table Parameters

Query Operators

All Operator

Count Operator

Listing Operator

Retrieve Operator

Update Operator

Delete Operator

Create Operator

Manipulate Queries

Query Conditions

Equal Condition

Or condition

Contains condition

Between condition

Not condition

NotIn condition

NotContains condition

Like condition

NotLike condition

NotBetween condition

MoreThan condition

LessThan condition

MoreOrEqual condition

LessOrEqual condition

Query Modifiers

Order Modifier

Sort Modifier

Limit Modifier

Fetching Results