kappa/doctrine

Collection of classes for better work with Doctrine

v2.1.2 2014-07-11 12:48 UTC

Requires

• php: >= 5.3.0
• kdyby/doctrine: ~2.0
• nette/di: ~2.2

Requires (Dev)

• kappa/tester: ~1.1

BSD-3-Clause

• Ondřej Záruba

• framework
• database
• orm
• doctrine
• nette
• Kappa

README

Kappa\Doctrine

Collection of classes for better work with Doctrine

Requirements

• PHP 5.4 or higher
• Doctrine 2
• Nette Framework
• Kdyby\Doctrine

Installation:

The best way to install Kappa\Doctrine is using Composer

$ composer require kappa/doctrine:@dev

Usages

Converter::entityToArray()

Method entityToArray requires entity object and returns Kappa\Doctrine\Converters\EntityToArrayConverter.

• setIgnoreList(array) - set list of items which you can ignore (ignore list and white list can be combined)
• setWhiteList(array) - set list of items which you can transform (ignore list and white list can be combined)
• addFieldResolver(column name, resolver) - you can set closure or concrete value for field
• convert() - returns generated array

Example:

<?php
$user = new User("Joe");
$user->setParent(new User("Joe senior"))
	->setAge(50);
	->setPrivate("private");
$array = $converter->entityToArray($user)
	->setIgnoreList(["private"])
	->addFieldResolver("age", 10)
	->addFieldResolver("parent", function(User $parent) { return $parent->getName(); })
	->convert();
echo $array['name']; // print Joe
echo $array['parent']; // print Joe senior
echo $array['age']; // print 10

Converter::arrayToEntity()

Method arrayToEntity requires two argument. First argument can be entity object or entity class name and returns Kappa\Doctrine\Converters\ArrayToEntityConverter.

• setIgnoreList(array) - set list of items which you can ignore (ignore list and white list can be combined)
• setWhiteList(array) - set list of items which you can transform (ignore list and white list can be combined)
• addItemResolver(column name, resolver) - you can set closure or concrete value for item
• convert() - returns generated array

Example:

$data = [
	'name' => 'Joe',
	'age' => 50, 
	'parent' => 1,
	'sex' => 'male',
	'private' => 'text',
];
$entity = $converter->arrayToEntity('User', $data)
	->setIgnoreList(['private'])
	->setWhiteList(['age', 'name', 'private'])
	->setItemResolver('parent', function ($parent) {
		return $this->dao->find($parent);
	})
	->setItemResolver('sex', 'female')
	->convert();
echo $entity->getName(); // print Joe
echo $entity->getSex(); // print female
$entity->getParent(); // returns instance of User

CrudManager

Recommended way for create instance of Kappa\Doctrine\Managers\CrudManager is use Kappa\Managers\CrudManagerFactory.

<?php
$crudManager = $this->crudManagerFactory->create(new User());
// or
$crudManager = $this->crudManagerFactory->create('Some\Entity\User');

Method create() requires only one argument which it can be instance of entity or full namespace name.

Created CrudManager contains three methods for basic works with entity.

• create(array) - Create a new entity and fill with data
• update(id, array) - Find entity by id and fill with data
• delete(id) - Delete entity with id

FormItemsCreator

$form = new Form();
$form->addSelect('parent', 'Parent item: ', $this->formItemsCreator->create('\UserEntity', new GetAll());
// or
$user = new User();
$form->addSelect('parent', 'Parent item: ', $this->formItemsCreator->create($user, new GetAll());

$this->formItemsCreator->create('\UserEntity', new GetAll());

use default columns id and title and create array like this

$array = [
	'1' => 'John'
];

You can change default columns via config

doctrine:
	forms:
		items:
			identifierColumn: id
			valueColumn: name

or as a third and fourth argument

$this->formItemsCreator->create('\UserEntity', new GetAll(), 'name', 'id');

Third argument is valueColumn and last argument is identifierColumn

QueryExecutor

Time to time is needed run DQL query instead of manipulate with entity. Great way is build UPDATE (or DELETE) with QueryBuilder.

Is very useful to create a query object for such cases. In Doctrine and Kdyby\Doctrine you can create SELECT query and run with $this->repository->fetch(new QueryObject) but UPDATE or DELETE query is not supported. QueryExecutor is precisely for these situations.

Example:

<?php

class ExecutableQuery implements Executable
{
	/**
	 * @param QueryBuilder $queryBuilder
	 * @return QueryBuilder
	 */
	public function build(QueryBuilder $queryBuilder)
	{
		$queryBuilder->update('KappaTests\Mocks\FormItemsEntity', 'r')
			->set('r.title', $queryBuilder->expr()->literal('UPDATED'))
			->where('r.id = ?0')
			->setParameters(1);

		return $queryBuilder;
	}
}

// and

$this->queryExecutor->execute(new ExecutableQuery());

## RouteParamsResolver

You can use `Kappa\Doctrine\Routes\RouteParamsResolver` for easy works with `FILTER_IN/OUT` in your routes

**Example**

```php
<?php

class Router
{
	private $paramsResolver;
	
	public function __construct(RouteParamsResolverFactory $factory)
	{
		$this->paramsResolver = $factory->create('App\Entities\Article');
	}
	
	/**
	 * @return \Nette\Application\IRouter
	 */
	public function createRouter()
	{
		$router = new RouteList();
		$router[] = new Route('<presenter>/<action>[/<id>', [
			'presenter' => 'Homepage',
			'action' => 'default',
			'id' => [
				Route::FILTER_IN => [$this->paramsResolver, 'filterIn'],
				Route::FILTER_IN => [$this->paramsResolver, 'filterOut']
			]
		]);

		return $router;
	}
}