mkiselev / yii2-serialize-attribute-behavior
Yii2 serialize attribute behavior
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- yiisoft/yii2: *
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Last update: 2024-10-27 01:24:01 UTC
README
This Yii 2.0 ActiveRecord behavior allows you to store serialized values in attributes.
Installation
The preferred way to install this extension is through composer.
Either run
php composer.phar require --prefer-dist mkiselev/yii2-serialize-attribute-behavior "*"
or add
"mkiselev/yii2-serialize-attribute-behavior": "*"
to the require section of your composer.json
file.
Usage
Behavior adds property named "$attribute . $unserializedAttributeSuffix" to your ActiveRecord class.
You can get unserialized property value like $model->propertyArray
.
You can set unserialized property value like $model->propertyArray = []
.
Basic
If you want to just serialize and unserialize attribute use a config like the following:
public function behaviors() { return [ ... [ 'class' => SerializeAttributeBehavior::className(), 'attribute' => 'data', 'unserializedAttributeSuffix' => 'Array', ], ... ]; }
Advanced
If you need more flexible logic, you may configure behavior like this:
public function behaviors() { return [ ... [ 'class' => SerializeAttributeBehavior::className(), 'attribute' => 'data', 'unserializedAttributeSuffix' => 'Model', // MyModel must extend mkiselev\serialized\Model 'setAttributesToModel' => MyModel::className(), 'setAttributesToModelSafeOnly' => true, // serializerClass must implements mkiselev\serialized\interfaces\SerializerInterface 'serializerClass' => MySerializer::className(), ], ... ]; }
In the example above MyModel
must contain attributes, rules, and more in order to support ActiveField
attributes unserialization.
For example:
<?= $form->field($model, 'activeRecordModelAttribute')->textInput(); ?> <?= $form->field($model->dataModel, 'MyModelAttribute')->textInput(); ?>
Use cases
- This behavior was developed primarily for use with JSON in PostgreSQL and MariaDB columns.
- You may use it to store any serialized data as text.