efureev/laravel-support-db

PHP Support Package for Laravel DB

v2.0.0 2024-04-07 19:43 UTC

Requires

• php: ^8.2|^8.3
• ext-pdo: *
• illuminate/database: ^11.0

Requires (Dev)

• orchestra/testbench: ^9.0
• phpunit/phpunit: ^11.0
• squizlabs/php_codesniffer: ^3.9

MIT

• Eugene Fureev

• php
• helpers
• db
• support
• laravel

README

Description

Install

composer require efureev/laravel-support-db "^2.0"

Contents

• Ext Column Types
  • Bit
  • GeoPoint
  • GeoPath
  • IP Network
  • Ranges
  • UUID
  • XML
  • Array of UUID
  • Array of Integer
• Column Options
  • Compression
• Views
• Indexes
  • Partial indexes
  • Unique Partial indexes
• Extended Schema
  • Create like another table
  • Create as another table with full data
  • Create as another table with data from select query
  • Drop Cascade If Exists
• Extended Query Builder
  • Update records and return deleted records` columns
  • Delete records and return deleted records` columns
• Extensions

Ext Column Types

Bit

Bit String. Doc.

$table->bit(string $column, int $length = 1);

Geo Point

Points are the fundamental two-dimensional building block for geometric types. Doc.

$table->geoPoint(string $column);

Geo Path

Paths are represented by lists of connected points. Doc.

$table->geoPoint(string $column);

IP Network

The IP network datatype stores an IP network in CIDR notation. Doc.

IPv4 = 7 bytes
IPv6 = 19 bytes

$table->ipNetwork(string $column);

Ranges

The range data types store a range of values with optional start and end values. They can be used e.g. to describe the duration a meeting room is booked. Doc.

$table->dateRange(string $column);
$table->tsRange(string $column);
$table->timestampRange(string $column);

UUID

The primaryUUID can be used to store UUID-type as primary key.

$table->primaryUUID(); // create PK UUID-column with name `id`
$table->primaryUUID('custom_name'); // create PK UUID-column with name `custom_name`

The generateUUID can be used to store UUID-type with/without index (or FK).

On a row creating generates a value with uuid_generate_v4() by extension uuid-ossp.

// create UUID-column with name `id`. Generate UUID-value by DB.
$table->generateUUID();

// create UUID-column with name `cid`. Generate UUID-value by DB.
$table->generateUUID('cid');

// create UUID-column with name `cid`. NOT generate UUID-value by DB. Set `nullable`. Default value: `NULL`. 
$table->generateUUID('id', null);

// create UUID-column with name `cid`. NOT generate UUID-value by DB. Set `nullable`. Default value: `NULL`. Create Index by this column.
$table->generateUUID('fk_id', null)->index();

 // create UUID-column with name `fk_id`. NOT generate UUID-value by DB.
$table->generateUUID('fk_id', false);

// create UUID-column with name `fk_id`. Generate UUID-value by DB with custom value.
$table->generateUUID('fk_id', fn($column)=>'uuid_generate_v5()');

// create UUID-column with name `fk_id`. Generate UUID-value by DB with custom value.
$table->generateUUID('fk_id', new Expression('uuid_generate_v2()'));

XML

The xml data type can be used to store an XML document. Doc.

$table->xml(string $column);

Array of UUID

The array of UUID data type can be used to store an array of IDs (uuid type).

$table->uuidArray(string $column);

Array of Integer

The array of integer data type can be used to store a list of integers.

$table->intArray(string $column);

Column Options

Compression

PostgreSQL 14 introduced the possibility to specify the compression method for toast-able data types. You can choose between the default method pglz, the recently added lz4 algorithm and the value default to use the server default setting. Doc.

$table->string('col')->compression('lz4');

Views

Create views

// Facade methods:
Schema::createView('active_users', "SELECT * FROM users WHERE active = 1");
Schema::createView('active_users', "SELECT * FROM users WHERE active = 1", true) ;
Schema::createViewOrReplace('active_users', "SELECT * FROM users WHERE active = 1");

// Schema methods:
use \Php\Support\Laravel\Database\Schema\Postgres\Blueprint;

Schema::create('users', function (Blueprint $table) {
    $table
        ->createView('active_users', "SELECT * FROM users WHERE active = 1")
        ->materialize();
});

Dropping views

// Facade methods:
Schema::dropView('active_users');
Schema::dropViewIfExists('active_users');

Indexes

Partial indexes

See: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/indexes-partial.html

Example:

use \Php\Support\Laravel\Database\Schema\Postgres\Blueprint;
Schema::create('table', static function (Blueprint $table) {
    $table->string('code'); 
    $table->softDeletes();
    $table
        ->partial('code')
        ->whereNull('deleted_at');
});

If you want to delete partial index, use this method:

use \Php\Support\Laravel\Database\Schema\Postgres\Blueprint;

Schema::create('table', static function (Blueprint $table) {
    $table->dropPartial(['code']);
});

Unique Partial indexes

Example:

use \Php\Support\Laravel\Database\Schema\Postgres\Blueprint;
Schema::create('table', static function (Blueprint $table) {
    $table->string('code'); 
    $table->softDeletes();
    $table
        ->uniquePartial('code')
        ->whereNull('deleted_at');
});

If you want to delete partial unique index, use this method:

use \Php\Support\Laravel\Database\Schema\Postgres\Blueprint;

Schema::create('table', static function (Blueprint $table) {
    $table->dropUniquePartial(['code']);
});

$table->dropUnique() doesn't work for Partial Unique Indexes, because PostgreSQL doesn't define a partial (ie conditional) UNIQUE constraint. If you try to delete such a Partial Unique Index you will get an error.

CREATE UNIQUE INDEX CONCURRENTLY examples_new_col_idx ON examples (new_col);
ALTER TABLE examples
    ADD CONSTRAINT examples_unique_constraint USING INDEX examples_new_col_idx;

When you create a unique index without conditions, PostgresSQL will create Unique Constraint automatically for you, and when you try to delete such an index, Constraint will be deleted first, then Unique Index.

Extended Schema

Create like another table

Create a table from a source-table. Creates a structure only.
includingAll copies all dependencies from source-table.

Creating will be without a data.

Schema::create('target_table', function (Blueprint $table) {
    $table->like('source_table')->includingAll(); 
    $table->ifNotExists();
});

Create as another table with full data

Copy a table from a source-table. Copy only columns and a data. Without indexes and so on...

Schema::create('target_table', function (Blueprint $table) {
    $table->fromTable('source_table'); 
});

Create as another table with data from select query

Create a table from a select query. Copy only columns and a data. Without indexes and so on...

Schema::create('target_table', function (Blueprint $table) {
    $table->fromSelect('select id, name from source_table');
});

// or

Schema::create('target_table', function (Blueprint $table) {
    $table->fromSelect(
        'select t1.id, t2.enabled, t2.extra from source_table t1 ' .
        'join source_table_2 t2 on t1.id = t2.src_id ' .
        'where t2.enabled = true'
    );
});

// or

$tbl = 'source_table';
Schema::create(
    $tbl,
    static function (Blueprint $table) {
        $table->string('key', 16)->primary();
        $table->string('title');
        $table->integer('sort')->index();
    }
);

// or

Schema::create(self::TGT_TABLE, function (Blueprint $table) use ($tbl) {
    Schema::createExtensionIfNotExists('uuid-ossp');

    $table->fromSelect(
        'select uuid_generate_v4() as id, key, title, sort from ' . $tbl
    );
});

// or

Schema::create(self::TGT_TABLE, function (Blueprint $table) use ($tbl) {
    Schema::createExtensionIfNotExists('uuid-ossp');

    $table->fromSelect(
        'select uuid_generate_v4() as id, * ' . $tbl
    );
});

Drop Cascade If Exists

Automatically drop objects that depend on the table (such as views, indexes, seqs), and in turn all objects that depend on those objects.

Schema::dropIfExistsCascade('table');

Extended Query Builder

Update records and return updated records` columns

$list = Model::toBase()->updateAndReturn(['deleted_at' => now()], 'id', 'name');

$list = Model::where(['enabled' => true])->updateAndReturn(['enabled' => false], 'id');

Delete records and return deleted records` columns

$list = Model::toBase()->deleteAndReturn('id', 'name');

$list = Model::where(['enabled' => true])->deleteAndReturn('id');

Extensions

Create Extensions

The Schema facade supports the creation of extensions with the createExtension and createExtensionIfNotExists methods:

Schema::createExtension('uuid-ossp');
Schema::createExtensionIfNotExists('uuid-ossp');

Dropping Extensions

To remove extensions, you may use the dropExtensionIfExists methods provided by the Schema facade:

Schema::dropExtensionIfExists('tablefunc');

You may drop many extensions at once by passing multiple extension names:

Schema::dropExtensionIfExists('tablefunc', 'fuzzystrmatch');

Usage

Simple example

<?php

use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Schema;
use Php\Support\Laravel\Database\Schema\Postgres\Blueprint;

Schema::create(
    'test_table',
    static function (Blueprint $table) {
        $table->primaryUUID();
        $table->generateUUID('id', null);
        $table->tsRange('range');
        $table->numeric('num');
        
    }
);

Test

composer test
composer test-cover # with coverage