microweber-packages/microweber-database-manager

Microweber database manager.

dev-master 2020-07-01 09:52 UTC

Requires

• jeremeamia/superclosure: *
• laravel/framework: 7.0.0
• microweber-packages/laravel-tagged-file-cache: dev-master
• microweber-packages/microweber-event-manager: dev-master
• microweber-packages/microweber-helpers: dev-master

Requires (Dev)

• mockery/mockery: *
• orchestra/testbench: *

MIT

• Microweber
• Bozhidar Slaveykov

README

https://travis-ci.org/microweber-packages/microweber-database-manager

Database SAVE

Allows you to save data to ANY table in the database.

Summary

db_save($table, $data);

This is one of the core Microweber function and most of the other save functions are really wrappers to this one. It allows you to save data anywhere in any db table.

**Note: This is raw function and does not validate data input or user permissions. **

This function is dangerous and its not meant to be used directly in templates or module views. Better make your own wrapper functions to this one which validates the input and use them when required.

Usage

$table='content';

$data = array(); 
$data['id'] = 0; 
$data['title'] = 'My title'; 
$data['content'] = 'My content'; 
$data['allow_html'] = true; //if true will allow you to save html 

$saved = db_save($table,$data);

Parameters

By default this function removes html tags. In order to save plain html you must set $data['allow_html'] = true; in your data array

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Database GET

Allows you to get data from ANY table in the database, and caches the result.

Summary

db_get($params);

Usage

$content = db_get('table=content');

foreach ($content as $item) {
    print $item['id'];
    print $item['title'];
    print $item['url'];
    print $item['description'];
    print $item['content'];

} 

Parameters

You can pass parameters as string or as array. They can be field names in the database table defined with the table parameter.

Get everything

 //get 5 users
$users = db_get('table=users&limit=5');

//get next 5 users
$users = db_get('table=users&limit=5&page=2');

//get 5 categories
$categories = db_get('table=categories&limit=5');

//get 5 comments
$comments = db_get('table=comments&limit=5');

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Database DELETE

db_delete — deletes a record from a database table

Summary

db_delete($table_name, $id = 0, $field_name = 'id')

Return Values

true or false if the item is not deleted

Usage

$category_id = 5;

$delete = db_delete('categories', $category_id);

Saving and getting module data

Defining Schema

When installing a module Microweber checks the config.php file for the $config['tables'] array. Each key represents a table name and its value is an array of column definitions. The ID column is automatically created and all columns are nullable by default.

Example userfiles/modules/paintings/config.php

$config = array();
$config['name'] = "My Paintings";
$config['author'] = "Pablo Picasso";
$config['ui'] = true; 
$config['ui_admin'] = true; 
$config['position'] = "98";
$config['version'] = "0.01";
$config['tables'] = array(
        'paintings' => array(
            'id' => 'integer',
        	'name' => 'string',
        	'price' => 'float',
        	'description' => 'text',
        	'created_by' => 'integer',
            'created_at' => 'dateTime',
        )
);

Custom Tables

For more options of the data storage you can read here.

Read more about making custom tables here.

Getting and saving data

You can use the db_get, db_save and db_delete functions to work with data from your those tables.

// Getting
$data = db_get("table=paintings")

// Saving
$save = array(
	'name' => 'Mona Lisa',
	'description' => 'Paiting by Leonardo da Vinci'
);
$id = db_save('paintings', $save);

// Deleting
db_delete('paintings', $id);

Create

The db_save function accepts table name as first argument and row data as a second argument. In order to create rows in a table simply don't specify an ID.

Example

$data = array(
	'name' => 'Three Musicians',
	'price' => 2700,
	'description' => 'My greatest work'
);
db_save('paintings', $data);

Read

Call the db_get function and set the table key in the argument array to retrieve rows from a given database table.

Example

$rows = db_get(array('table' => 'paintings'));

Set the single key to true in the argument array for the function to return a single row. Any non-reserved key name is treated as a WHERE condition for given column name. Reference the db_get function docs for more details.

Example

$row = db_get(array(
	'table' => 'paintings',
	'name' => 'Three Musicians',
	'single' => true
	));

Alternatively the above query can be written like that db_get('table=paintings&name=Three Musicians&single=true')

Update

If the db_save function receives an array containing an id key it performs an update operation on the corresponding row.

Example

// Gets single row with id = 3
$row = db_get(array(
	'table' => 'paintings',
	'id' => 3,
	'single' => true
	));
$row['title'] = 'My Awesome Painting';
echo 'Updating row with ID ', $row['id'];
db_save('paintings', $row);

Delete

The db_delete function returns true after successfully deleting row with a specified ID.

Example

db_delete('paintings', $id = 3);

Advanced Queries

Reference the db_get and db_save documentation pages for a list of all available parameters.