goddard / datatables
PHP Library to handle server-side processing for Datatables, in a fast and simple way.
Requires
- php: >=7.1.3
Requires (Dev)
- phpunit/phpunit: ^7.0
README
PHP Library to handle server-side processing for Datatables, in a fast and simple way. Live Demo
Features
- Easy to use. Generates json using only a few lines of code.
- Editable columns with a closure function.
- Supports custom filters.
- Can handle most complicated queries.
- Supports mysql and sqlite for native php.
- Works with :
Installation
NOTE: version 2.0+ requires php 7.1.3+ (php supported versions)
The recommended way to install the library is with Composer
If you haven't started using composer, I highly recommend you to use it.
Put a file named composer.json
at the root of your project, containing this information:
{
"require": {
"Goddard/datatables": "2.*"
}
}
And then run:
composer install
Or just run :
composer require Goddard/datatables
Add the autoloader to your project:
<?php require_once 'vendor/autoload.php';
You're now ready to begin using the Datatables php library.
<?php require_once 'vendor/autoload.php'; use Goddard\Datatables\Datatables; use Goddard\Datatables\DB\MySQL; $config = [ 'host' => 'localhost', 'port' => '3306', 'username' => 'homestead', 'password' => 'secret', 'database' => 'sakila' ]; $dt = new Datatables( new MySQL($config) ); $dt->query('Select film_id, title, description from film'); echo $dt->generate();
Methods
This is the list of available public methods.
query($query) required
- sets the sql query
generate() required
- runs the queries and build outputs
- returns the output as json
- same as generate()->toJson()
toJson()
- returns the output as json
- should be called after generate()
toArray()
- returns the output as array
- should be called after generate()
add($column, function( $row ){})
- adds extra columns for custom usage
edit($column, function($row){})
- allows column editing
filter($column, function(){})
- allows custom filtering
- it has the methods below
- escape($value)
- searchValue()
- defaultFilter()
- between($low, $high)
- whereIn($array)
- greaterThan($value)
- lessThan($value)
hide($columns)
- removes the column from output
- It is useful when you only need to use the data in add() or edit() methods.
setDistinctResponseFrom($column)
- executes the query with the given column name and adds the returned data to the output with the distinctData key.
setDistinctResponse($output)
- adds the given data to the output with the distinctData key.
getColumns()
- returns column names (for dev purpose)
getQuery()
- returns the sql query string that is created by the library (for dev purpose)
Example
<?php require_once 'vendor/autoload.php'; use Goddard\Datatables\Datatables; use Goddard\Datatables\DB\SQLite; $path = __DIR__ . '/../path/to/database.db'; $dt = new Datatables( new SQLite($path) ); $dt->query('Select id, name, email, age, address, plevel from users'); $dt->edit('id', function($data){ // return a link. return "<a href='user.php?id=" . $data['id'] . "'>edit</a>"; }); $dt->edit('email', function($data){ // masks email : mail@mail.com => m***@mail.com return preg_replace('/(?<=.).(?=.*@)/u','*', $data['email']); }); $dt->edit('address', function($data){ // checks user access. $current_user_plevel = 4; if ($current_user_plevel > 2 && $current_user_plevel > $data['plevel']) { return $data['address']; } return 'you are not authorized to view this column'; }); $dt->hide('plevel'); // hides 'plevel' column from the output $dt->add('action', function($data){ // returns a link in a new column return "<a href='user.php?id=" . $data['id'] . "'>edit</a>"; }); $dt->filter('age', function (){ // applies custom filtering. return $this->between(15, 30); }); echo $dt->generate()->toJson(); // same as 'echo $dt->generate()';
Road Map
- better test suites for each class
- improve integrations for php frameworks
Requirements
Composer
DataTables > 1.10
PHP > 7.1.3
License
Copyright (c) 2015 Yusuf ÖZDEMİR, released under the MIT license