koriym / dev-pdo-statement
A PDOStatement for develop
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koriym/dev-pdo-statement log following information to help your sql inspection.
- Query excution time.
- Final SQL query with parameter values interpolated into it from prepared statement.
- The result of
EXPLAIN
query. - The result of
SHOW WARNINGS
query.
Install
AttachDevPdoStatement
class to the target $pdo
.
use Koriym\DevPdoStatement\DevPdoStatement; use Koriym\DevPdoStatement\Logger; $pdo->setAttribute(\PDO::ATTR_STATEMENT_CLASS, [DevPdoStatement::class, [$pdo, new Logger]]);
Then $pdo
start to log as following on each query.
time:0.00035190582275391 query: INSERT INTO user(id, name) VALUES (99, 'koriym99')
time:0.00020503997802734 query: SELECT id, name FROM user where id > 80
warnings:[
{
"Level": "Note",
"Code": "1003",
"Message": "\/* select#1 *\/ select `tmp`.`user`.`id` AS `id`,`tmp`.`user`.`name` AS `name` from `tmp`.`user` where (`tmp`.`user`.`id` > 80)"
}
]
explain :[
{
"id": "1",
"select_type": "SIMPLE",
"table": "user",
"partitions": null,
"type": "ALL",
"possible_keys": null,
"key": null,
"key_len": null,
"ref": null,
"rows": "100",
"filtered": "33.33",
"Extra": "Using where"
}
]
Custom Log
You can implement custom condition for logging or choose your favorite logger.
use Koriym\DevPdoStatement\LoggerInterface; class MyPsr3Logger implements LoggerInterface { /** * {@inheritdoc} */ public function logQuery($query, $time, array $explain, array $warnings) { // log or throw exception in your custom condition. } }
Demo
php doc/demo/run.php