sibertec/data

Sibertec.Data is a small, easy to use PHP library that manages connections to MySQL databases, and also can act as an Object Relational Mapper.

2.0.0 2024-12-24 15:14 UTC

Requires

• ext-mbstring: *
• ext-mysqli: *
• ext-sqlite3: *
• symfony/yaml: ~4.0 || ^5.4 || ^6.0 || ^7.0

Requires (Dev)

• jaschilz/php-coverage-badger: ^2.0
• phpunit/phpunit: ^11.0

MIT

• Phil Hopper

• database
• mysql
• data access

README

Sibertec.Data is a small, easy to use PHP library that manages connections to MySQL or SQLite databases, and also can act as an Object Relational Mapper.

How to Use

The data settings are read from a YAML file.

You can either pass the path to the YAML file to the constructor, or set the path in a global variable, $sibertec_settings_file;

The settings can be in a file with other settings, or in a YAML file by themselves.

For MySQL data, use the following example.

database:
  driver: MySQL
  server: localhost
  database: your_database
  user: your_username
  pwd: your_password

For SQLite data, use the following example. Only the local file system is supported.

database:
  driver: SQLite
  server: local_file_system
  database: /path/to/your/data_file.sqlite
  user: not-used
  pwd: not-used

How to use

You can pass the full path to the SQL fiole to load, or put your SQL files in a directory, and set the location with either define('SQL_DIR', '/path/to/sql'); or $sibertec_sql_dir = '/path/to/sql';.

Load an object from the database using a SQL file.

$sibertec_settings_file = '/var/www/sites/your-site/settings.yaml'
$sibertec_sql_dir = '/var/www/sites/your-site/sql';

$db = AppData::MainDatabase();

$obj = SqlHelper::SqlFileToScalarObject('get_one.sql', $db);

Execute a SQL statement;

$sibertec_settings_file = '/var/www/sites/your-site/settings.yaml'

$db = AppData::MainDatabase();

$db->run_sql("delete from your_table where id < 101");

Execute a SQL statement, returning an integer;

$sibertec_settings_file = '/var/www/sites/your-site/settings.yaml'

$db = AppData::MainDatabase();

$val = $db->execute_scalar_int("select count(*) from your_table");