kappa / doctrine-mptt
Modified Pre-order Tree Traversal doctrine implementation
Requires
- kappa/doctrine: 3.0.*-dev
- nette/di: ~2.2@dev
Requires (Dev)
- doctrine/data-fixtures: ~1.0
- nette/nette: ~2.2@dev
- nette/tester: ~1.0
This package is auto-updated.
Last update: 2024-12-04 19:43:23 UTC
README
Modified Pre-order Tree Traversal doctrine implementation.
http://www.sitepoint.com/series/storing-hierarchical-data-in-a-database/
Requirements
Full list of dependencies you can get from Composer config file
Installation
The best way to install Kappa\DoctrineMPTT is using Composer
$ composer require kappa/doctrine-mptt:@dev
and register extension
extensions: doctrine: Kappa\Doctrine\DI\DoctrineExtension doctrineMPTT: Kappa\DoctrineMPTT\DI\DoctrineMPTTExtension
Benefits
- Minimize count of queries. For delete is needed 3 queries (1x
DELETE
, 2xUPDATE
), for create is needed 3 queries (1xINSERT
, 2xUPDATE
) and for move item is needed only 1xUPDATE
query. This algorithm is much faster and more fuel efficient than other commonly used methods, such as classical parent - children method. - Full control over the nesting depth or count of branches
Restrictions and warnings
- This package was be tested on MySQL, SQLite and PostgreSQL and it is compatible with them
- Because this package is working directly with database to minimize count of queries after use
moveItem()
orinsertItem()
you should refresh loaded entities. Attention! you must save all updates before call this methods to avoids conflicts
Configuration
You can set custom names for used columns:
doctrineMPTT: entityClass: Your\entity originalLeftName: _lft leftColumnName: lft rightColumnName: rgt depthColumnName: depth
Configuration may not be in config file but can be set Kappa\DoctrineMPTT\TraversableManager::setConfigurator
.
Usages
Package provide main Kappa\DoctrineMPTT\TraversableManager
which can be used for all manipulations.
All operations are performed over entity which is instance of Kappa\DoctrineMPTT\Entities\TraversableInterface
.
Entity
You can use own entity but, your entity must implement Kappa\DoctrineMPTT\Entities\TraversableInterface
interface.
For easier implementation you can use Kappa\DoctrineMPTT\Entities\Traversable
trait which implements all
requires methods and columns.
Manager
Original tree structure
Kappa\DoctrineMPTT\TraversableManager
provides three methods by which we can do all operations.
Insert item
insertItem(TraversableInterface $actual, TraversableInterface $parent = null, $refresh)
Second argument is new parent and actual item (first argument) will be included under this parent item.
Last argument is bool and if is set to true
entities will be refreshed. For example: This code generate
next tree
$parent = $this->repository->find(4); $actual = new TraversableEntity(); // .... $this->traversableManager->insertItem($parent, $actual);
If is parent null, actual item will be inserted as last child of root element if it exist. If not exist root element actual item will be inserted as root.
Move item
moveItem(TraversableInterface $actual, TraversableInterface $related, action, refresh)
With this method you can move each item into new place (as predecessor or descendant).
Last argument is bool and if is set to true
entities will be refreshed.
For example predecessor
// (1) $actual = $this->repository->find(3); $related = $this->repository->find(2); $this->traversableManager->moveItem($actual, $related, TraversableManager::PREDECESSOR); // (1) - move actual before related // (2) $actual = $this->repository->find(3); $related = $this->repository->find(4); $this->traversableManager->moveItem($actual, $related, TraversableManager::DESCENDANT); // (2) - move actual as child of related // (3) $actual = $this->repository->find(3); $this->traversableManager->moveItem($actual, null, TraversableManager::DESCENDANT); // (3) - move actual as last child of root
(1) Result
(2) Result
(3) Result
Remove item
removeItem(TraversableInterface $actual)
Remove item and all its children For example:
$actual = $this->repository->find(2); $this->traversableManager->removeItem($actual);
Queries
Kappa\DoctrineMPTT\Queries\Objects\Selectors\GetAll
- returns all items sorted for scalable listingKappa\DoctrineMPTT\Queries\Objects\Selectors\GetParents
- returns all parents for actual itemKappa\DoctrineMPTT\Queries\Objects\Selectors\GetChildren
- returns all children for actual itemKappa\DoctrineMPTT\Queries\Objects\Selectors\GetPrevious
- return previous itemKappa\DoctrineMPTT\Queries\Objects\Selectors\GetNext
- return next itemKappa\DoctrineMPTT\Queries\Objects\Selectors\GetParent
- returns parent itemKappa\DoctrineMPTT\Queries\Objects\Selectors\GetRoot
- returns tree root
You can use Kappa\DoctrineMPTT\Queries\SelectorsCollector
as easier getter of query objects