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This is the core of all Amethyst packages.

Requirements

PHP from 8.1

Installation

You can install it via Composer by typing the following command:

composer require amethyst/core

The package will automatically register itself.

Mapping the hell out of it

Amethyst takes a lot of advantages by mapping all models, relations and attributes; it does soo much that it's a requirement for every package:

Each instance of Model must be converted in a readable string (e.g. classname, or morph name) and viceversa.
Given an instance of Model it should be possible to retrieve all relations.
Given an instance of Model it should be possibile to retrieve all attributes.

Note: It's important to notice that we are refering to an instance of Model instead of class of Model.

What are the benefits then?

Because having this kind of information will make a lot of things easy (for e.g. auto joins, creating views)

How it's done and how extend it

All amethyst packages are automatically mapped, that's because the mapping use the configuration under amethyst to retrieve all models

This is done by using the package eloquent-mapper.

How interact with the data

There are two ways to interact with the data: Through code or with http calls

Code

Http calls

Each data has the following operation: - 'Create a new record' - 'Retrieve a single record' - 'Update a single ecord' - 'Delete a single record' - 'Show multiple records' - 'Remove multiple records' - 'Update multiple records'

How customize the data

One of the key package used to handle data is lem. This package provide a way to define a schema, validate, authorize, serialize and handle errors; all of this incapsulated by a class, called the Manager.

https://github.com/amethyst-php/cli

Testing

Clone this repository
Copy the default phpunit.xml.dist to phpunit.xml
Change the environment variables as you see fit
Launch ./vendor/bin/phpunit

railken / amethyst-common

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