pardnchiu / mysql-cli
A lightweight MySQL client for PHP featuring intuitive chaining syntax with query builder capabilities and read-write separation.
Requires
- php: >=8.0
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Last update: 2025-08-24 08:04:59 UTC
README
Lightweight PHP MySQL client with chainable syntax, query builder and read-write separation.
Following stateless architecture principles, providing stable and reliable database operation experience.
Three Core Features
Chainable Syntax
Intuitive query builder syntax that makes complex SQL queries simple and readable with low learning curve
Read-Write Separation
Automatically identifies query types and routes to corresponding database connections, supports read-write separation architecture, effectively distributes database load and improves overall system performance
Stable Connection
Retry mechanism automatically handles network jitter and temporary connection failures, ensuring reliability in unstable network environments
Features
- Environment Variable Configuration: Flexible environment variable settings, supports multi-environment deployment
- Slow Query Monitoring: Automatically logs queries over 20ms, assists with performance optimization
- Secure Parameter Binding: Prepared statements prevent SQL injection attacks
- Complete CRUD: Supports full database operations for create, read, update, delete
- SQL Function Support: Built-in common MySQL function recognition and processing
- Stateless Design: Independent cleanup for each request
Usage
Installation
composer require pardnchiu/mysql-cli
Environment Variables Setup
Read Database (Optional)
DB_READ_HOST=localhost DB_READ_PORT=3306 DB_READ_USER=read_user DB_READ_PASSWORD=read_password DB_READ_DATABASE=your_database DB_READ_CHARSET=utf8mb4
Write Database (Required for write operations)
DB_WRITE_HOST=localhost DB_WRITE_PORT=3306 DB_WRITE_USER=write_user DB_WRITE_PASSWORD=write_password DB_WRITE_DATABASE=your_database DB_WRITE_CHARSET=utf8mb4
Basic Usage
<?php use pardnchiu\SQL; // Basic query $users = SQL::table("users") ->where("status", "active") ->where("age", ">", 18) ->get(); // Complex query with aggregation $reports = SQL::table("orders") ->select("user_id", "COUNT(*) as order_count", "SUM(amount) as total") ->where("created_at", ">=", "2024-01-01") ->groupBy("user_id") ->orderBy("total", "DESC") ->limit(10) ->get();
API Reference
Query Builder
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table($table, $target = "READ")
- Set target table and connection typeSQL::table("users") // Read operation (default) SQL::table("users", "WRITE") // Write operation
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select($fields)
- Specify query fieldsSQL::table("users")->select("id", "name", "email"); SQL::table("products")->select("COUNT(*) as total");
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where($column, $operator, $value)
- Add conditions// Basic conditions SQL::table("users")->where("status", "active"); SQL::table("orders")->where("amount", ">", 100); // LIKE search (automatically adds wildcards) SQL::table("users")->where("name", "LIKE", "John");
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orderBy($column, $direction)
- SortingSQL::table("users")->orderBy("created_at", "DESC"); SQL::table("products")->orderBy("price", "ASC");
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limit($count)
/offset($count)
- PaginationSQL::table("users")->limit(20)->offset(40);
JOIN Operations
// Inner join SQL::table("users") ->join("profiles", "users.id", "profiles.user_id") ->get(); // Left join SQL::table("users") ->leftJoin("orders", "users.id", "orders.user_id") ->select("users.name", "COUNT(orders.id) as order_count") ->get(); // Right join SQL::table("departments") ->rightJoin("employees", "departments.id", "employees.dept_id") ->get();
Data Operations
// Insert data and get ID $userId = SQL::table("users", "WRITE") ->insertGetId([ "name" => "John Doe", "email" => "john@example.com", "created_at" => "NOW()" ]); // Update data $result = SQL::table("users", "WRITE") ->where("id", $userId) ->update([ "last_login" => "NOW()", "login_count" => "login_count + 1" ]); // Raw query $customData = SQL::read( "SELECT u.name, COUNT(o.id) as orders FROM users u LEFT JOIN orders o ON u.id = o.user_id WHERE u.created_at > ? GROUP BY u.id", ["2024-01-01"] );
Error Handling
try { $result = SQL::table("users", "WRITE") ->where("id", 1) ->update([ "status" => "active", "updated_at" => "NOW()" ]); // Check slow query warnings if (!empty($result["info"])) { error_log("Slow query warning: " . $result["info"]); } echo "Update successful, affected rows: " . $result["affected_rows"]; } catch (\PDOException $e) { // Database related errors error_log("Database error: " . $e->getMessage()); // Handle based on error code $errorCode = $e->getCode(); if ($errorCode === 2006 || $errorCode === 2013) { // Connection interrupted, system will auto retry echo "Connection exception, please try again later"; } else { echo "Database operation failed"; } } catch (\InvalidArgumentException $e) { // Parameter errors error_log("Parameter error: " . $e->getMessage()); echo "Request parameters are incorrect"; } catch (\Exception $e) { // Other errors error_log("System error: " . $e->getMessage()); echo "System temporarily unavailable, please contact administrator"; }
Performance Monitoring
// Enable detailed logging error_reporting(E_ALL); // Automatically log slow queries (over 20ms) $users = SQL::table("users") ->where("status", "active") ->get(); // Check system logs: // [Info] PD\SQL: [Slow Query: 25.43ms] [SELECT * FROM users WHERE status = ?]
License
This project is licensed under MIT.
Author
邱敬幃 Pardn Chiu
©️ 2024 邱敬幃 Pardn Chiu