kaylathedev/dbal

A database abstraction library for PHP.

0.01 2017-08-19 04:15 UTC

Requires

• php: >=5.4.0
• psr/log: 1.0.*

Requires (Dev)

• mikey179/vfsstream: 1.4.0
• phpunit/phpunit: 4.2.*

MIT

• Kayla

• database
• php
• abstraction
• pdo
• layer

README

A PHP library which provides an abstraction layer for data maniuplation.

Looking for examples, documentation, or crave info? Go to the wiki.

To start using this library, have composer require wafflesystems/dal.

Note: Despite the repository name, this is a DBAL (Database Abstraction Layer).

composer require wafflesystems/dal

This library contains a layer of abstraction to start interacting with your database. If you want something more involved or more abstract, I highly recommend you use wafflesystems/model along with this library.

Crash Course

I will assume you are using MySQL with your existing PHP application.

The presidents table must have the columns, id, first_name, last_name, born, and died.

Import the DAL\MySQLDatabase, and construct a new MySQLDatabase.

use DAL\MySQLDatabase;

$db = new MySQLDatabase();

Set the hostname, username, and password.

$db->setHost('localhost');
$db->setUsername('admin');
$db->setPassword('secretPA$$w0rd');

Create

Gather your data into an array, and create a new entry.

$entry = [
    'id' => 1,
    'first_name' => 'George',
    'last_name' => 'Washington',
    'birth_date' => '2/22/1732',
    'death_date' => ''
]
$db->create('presidents', $entry);

Read

Use find to find only 1 entry.

We'll be using the condition class to tell the database which entry we'll use.

use DAL\Condition;

$result = $db->find(Condition::equals('birth_date', '2/22/1732'));
echo $result['last_name'];

Use findAll to find multiple entries.

$results = $db->findAll(Condition::equals('first_name', 'George'));
foreach ($results as $result) {
    echo $result['birth_date'];
    echo "\n";
}

Update

Put the data into a new array to overwrite the database.

$entry = [
    'death_date' => '12/14/1799'
]
$db->update('presidents', $entry, Condition::equals('id', 1));

Delete

This will delete all entries that matches the condition.

$db->delete('presidents', Condition::equals('id', 1));

BE CAREFUL! If the condition is null, or not given, then ALL entries will be deleted!

$db->delete('presidents'); // Will DELETE EVERY PRESIDENT!