payamjafari / elasticute
Requires
- php: >=7.4
- ext-json: *
- elasticsearch/elasticsearch: >=6.8.2
- vlucas/phpdotenv: >=4.2.0
Requires (Dev)
None
Suggests
None
Provides
None
Conflicts
None
Replaces
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README
By using this builder you can easily make your database queries without writing raw queries.
Installation
composer require payamjafari/elasticute
Usage
Just call method "query" in QueryBuilder class and you are ready.
<?php use ElastiCute\ElastiCute\QueryBuilder; $cards = QueryBuilder::query()->index( 'cards' )->get(); // use $cards for your needs
Filter query
For filtering your query you can use several methods such as where, whereNot, orWhere, ....
<?php use ElastiCute\ElastiCute\QueryBuilder; $cards = QueryBuilder::query() ->index( 'cards' ) ->whereEqual( 'name', 'foo' ) ->whereNotEqual( 'count', 10 ) ->get(); // limit documents count by giving a number to "get". Example: get(10); // use $cards for your needs
Filter Methods
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
where(string $name, $value, string $operator, array $extra) |
Matches values that is not a specified value. |
whereNot(string $name, $value, string $operator, array $extra) |
Matches values that is a specified value. |
whereContains( string $name, $value ) |
Matches values that are contains a specified value. |
whereNotContains( string $name, $value ) |
Matches values that are not contains a specified value. |
whereEqual( string $name, $value ) |
Matches values that are equal to a specified value. |
whereNotEqual( string $name, $value ) |
Matches all values that are not equal to a specified value. |
whereExists( string $name ) |
Matches documents that have the specified field. |
whereNotExists( string $name ) |
Matches documents that dont have the specified field. |
Group Filter
You can set your filters as a group by just adding a closure to "where" method.
<?php use ElastiCute\ElastiCute\QueryBuilder; $cards = QueryBuilder::query() ->index( 'cards' ) ->groupShould( function( QueryBuilder $builder ){ $builder->whereEqual( 'name', 'payam' ); $builder->whereNotEqual( 'name', 'kourosh' ); $builder->groupMust( function( QueryBuilder $builder ){ $builder->whereExists( 'lastname' ); $builder->whereTextContains( 'name', 'kourosh2' ); } ); } ) ->whereTextNotContains( 'lastname', 'weber' ) ->get(); // use $cards for your needs
Group Filter Methods
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
groupShould( callable $filters ) |
See Official Documentation |
groupMust( callable $filters ) |
See Official Documentation |
groupMustNot( callable $filters ) |
See Official Documentation |
groupFilter( callable $filters ) |
See Official Documentation |
Aggregations
Aggregations are so important and could be used anywhere. So you can use it very easy. Take a look at the example.
<?php use ElastiCute\ElastiCute\Aggregation\AggregationBuilder; use ElastiCute\ElastiCute\QueryBuilder; $cards = QueryBuilder::query() ->index( 'cards' ) ->aggregate( function( AggregationBuilder $query ){ $query->make('like_count')->avg()->field('like_count'); $query->make('dislike_count')->avg()->field('dislike_count'); } ) ->whereTextNotContains( 'lastname', 'weber' ) ->get(); // response will include $cards['aggregations']
Aggregation methods
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
avg() |
Aggregate based on 'avg' type |
terms() |
Aggregate based on 'terms' type |
histogram() |
Aggregate based on 'histogram' type |
max() |
Aggregate based on 'max' type |
min() |
Aggregate based on 'min' type |
Note: More aggregations will be added over time :)
Response
Each Request has a response, then it must be processed.
<?php use ElastiCute\ElastiCute\QueryBuilder; $cards = QueryBuilder::query() ->index( 'cards' ) ->get() ->toArray(); $cards = QueryBuilder::query() ->index( 'cards' ) ->get() ->map( function( $value ) { // Do some stuff with $value } ); // use $cards for your needs
Response Methods
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
toArray() |
Returns as array. |
toJson() |
Returns as json. |
toList() |
Returns as array list (if its a search query). |
map() |
Map through the results(if its a search query) |
Sort / OrderBy
<?php use ElastiCute\ElastiCute\QueryBuilder; $cards = QueryBuilder::query() ->index( 'cards' ) ->sort( [ 'name' => [ 'order' => 'desc' ] ] ) ->get(); // use $cards for your needs
Paginate documents
<?php use ElastiCute\ElastiCute\QueryBuilder; $cards = QueryBuilder::query() ->index( 'cards' ) ->paginate( 10, 1 ); // paginate( int $document_per_page = 10, int $current_page = 1 ) // use $cards for your needs
Select specific fields
<?php use ElastiCute\ElastiCute\QueryBuilder; $cards = QueryBuilder::query() ->index( 'cards' ) ->select( [ 'name', 'size' ] ) ->get(); // use $cards for your needs
Select index at runtime
You can select your index at the query by calling "index" method.
<?php use ElastiCute\ElastiCute\QueryBuilder; $cards = QueryBuilder::query() ->index( 'cards' ) ->whereEqual( 'name', 'foo' ) // your filters come here before delete ->get();
Find by id
By calling method "find", you can retrieve the document based on id.
<?php use ElastiCute\ElastiCute\QueryBuilder; $card = QueryBuilder::query() ->index( 'cards' ) ->find( 'wDCoxXUBA0stnoJxvwdR', true ); // find( $id, bool $get_only_source = true )
Get index mapping
By calling method "mapping", you can retrieve the index mapping.
<?php use ElastiCute\ElastiCute\QueryBuilder; $card = QueryBuilder::query() ->index( 'cards' ) ->mapping();
Pro tip :)
You dont have to call "query" method first. you can directly call index right at the beginning.
<?php use ElastiCute\ElastiCute\QueryBuilder; $card = QueryBuilder::index( 'cards' ) ->find( 'wDCoxXUBA0stnoJxvwdR', true ); // find( $id, bool $get_only_source = true ) $cards = QueryBuilder::index( 'cards' ) ->whereEqual( 'name', 'foo' ) ->get();