mhndev / yii2-repository
repository implementation in Yii2
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Requires
- yiisoft/yii2: *
Suggests
- yiisoft/yii2-mongodb: needed if you want to use mongodb as your dbms instead of relational dbms
README
Yii2 Repository Pattern implementation in Yii2
you can read more about repository patterns here : http://deviq.com/repository-pattern/ http://martinfowler.com/eaaCatalog/repository.html http://shawnmc.cool/the-repository-pattern http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16176990/proper-repository-pattern-design-in-php
Table of Contents
Installation
Composer
The preferred way to install this extension is through composer.
Either run
composer require --prefer-dist mhndev/yii2-repository "1.*"
or add
"mhndev/yii2-repository": "1.*"
to the require section of your composer.json
file.
Methods
mhndev\yii2Repository\Interfaces\iRepository
public function with(array $with = []); public function columns(array $columns = ['*']); public function limit($limit = 10); public function orderBy($orderBy, $sort = 'DESC'); public function create(array $data); public function createMany(array $data); public function findOneById($id, $returnArray = false); public function findOneBy($key, $value, $operation = '=', $returnArray = false); public function findManyBy($key, $value, $operation = '=', $withPagination = true, $returnArray = false); public function findManyByIds(array $ids, $withPagination = true, $returnArray = false); public function findAll($withPagination = true, $returnArray = false); public function findManyByCriteria(array $criteria = [], $withPagination = true, $with = [], $returnArray = false); public function updateOneById($id, array $data = []); public function updateOneBy($key, $value, array $data = []); public function updateOneByCriteria(array $criteria, array $data = []); public function updateManyBy($key, $value, array $data = [], $operation = '='); public function updateManyByCriteria(array $criteria = [], array $data = []); public function updateManyByIds(array $ids, array $data = []); public function deleteOneById($id); public function allExist(array $ids); public function deleteOneBy($key, $value, $operation = '='); public function deleteOneByCriteria(array $criteria = []); public function deleteManyBy($key, $value, $operation = '='); public function deleteManyByCriteria(array $criteria = []); public function searchByCriteria(); public function deleteManyByIds(array $ids); public function inc($id, $field, $count = 1); public function dec($id, $field, $count = 1);
Usage
Create a Model
create your ActiveRecord Model :
namespace app\models; use yii\db\ActiveRecord; /** * Class City * @package app\models */ class Post extends ActiveRecord { /** * @return string */ public static function tableName() { return 'posts'; } /** * @return array */ public function rules() { return [ [['title'], 'required'], ]; } }
Create a Repository Interface
namespace app\repositories\interfaces; use mhndev\yii2Repository\Interfaces\iRepository; interface iPostRepository extends iRepository { }
Create a Repository class
namespace app\repositories; use app\repositories\interfaces\iPostRepository; use mhndev\yii2Repository\AbstractSqlArRepository; class PostRepository extends AbstractSqlArRepository implements iPostRepository { }
or
create a Repository as a Yii component
class PostRepository extends Component implements iPostRepository { const PRIMARY_KEY = 'id'; const APPLICATION_KEY = 'id'; use SqlArRepositoryTrait { init as repositoryInit; } public function init() { parent::init(); $this->repositoryInit(); } }
this approach is useful when toy have a class which is already extending a class and can't extend AbstractRepository class just like yii components by using traits you can use this classes as yii component.
if your model is using sql as it's data source and your model actually is extending yii\db\ActiveRecord your repository should extend mhndev\yii2Repository\AbstractSqlArRepository.
and if your data source is mongodb and your model actually is extending yii\mongodb\ActiveRecord your repository should extend mhndev\yii2Repository\AbstractMongoArRepository.
and consider your application can use power of both sql and document-based databses (mongo)
Attach your Repository to container
Yii::$container->set(\app\repositories\interfaces\iPostRepository::class, [ 'class' => \app\repositories\PostRepository::class ]); Yii::$container->set('postRepository', function($container, $params, $config){ return new \app\repositories\PostRepository(new \app\models\Post()); });
if you are coding in a module you can put above code in your module bootstrap file. and also you can don't use container and create repository object every where you want like this :
$postRepository = new \app\repositories\PostRepository(new \app\models\Post());
Repository Sample Usage
sample usage which I show by using a controller.
namespace app\controllers; use app\repositories\interfaces\iPostRepository; use Yii; use yii\web\Controller; use yii\web\Response; /** * PostController */ class PostController extends Controller { /** * @var iPostRepository */ protected $postRepository; /** * @var bool */ public $enableCsrfValidation = false; /** * init */ public function init() { parent::init(); $this->postRepository = Yii::$container->get('postRepository'); Yii::$app->response->format = Response::FORMAT_JSON; } /** * @return array */ public function verbs() { return [ 'create' => ['POST'], 'delete' => ['DELETE'], 'update' => ['PUT'], 'index' => ['GET'], 'show' => ['GET'], 'delete-multiple' => ['DELETE'] ]; } /** * @return mixed */ public function actionCreate() { $data = Yii::$app->request->post(); $post = $this->postRepository->create($data); return $post; } /** * @param $id */ public function actionDelete($id) { $this->postRepository->deleteOneById($id); } /** * @param $id * @return bool */ public function actionUpdate($id) { $data = Yii::$app->request->post(); $post = $this->postRepository->updateOneById($id, $data); return $post; } /** * @return mixed */ public function actionIndex() { return $this->postRepository->searchByCriteria(); } /** * @param $id * @return mixed */ public function actionShow($id) { return $this->postRepository->findOneById($id); } /** * */ public function actionDeleteMultiple() { $ids = Yii::$app->request->post()['ids']; $deletedCount = $this->postRepository->deleteManyByIds($ids); } }