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A lightweight, fast, and secure PHP library for interacting with databases through SQL models and queries. swew/db uses prepared statements to protect against SQL injection attacks and supports multiple database systems.

v2.1.3 2025-04-11 16:15 UTC

README

Simple SQL model and query tool

The swew/db library is a lightweight and fast PHP library that provides an easy-to-use interface for interacting with databases through SQL models and queries. It's designed to protect against SQL injection attacks by using parameter binding and other security measures.

PHP - should be light and fast!!!

Packages developed by SWEW

  • swew/cli - A command-line interface program with formatting and text entry functions.
  • swew/test - A test framework that is designed to fix the fatal flaw of other test frameworks.
  • swew/db - A lightweight, fast, and secure PHP library for SQL models and database queries.
  • swew/dd - The simplest way to debug variables. As in Laravel.

Install

composer require swew/db
<?php

use Swew\Db\ModelConfig;

// PDO connection init
ModelConfig::init($dsn, $username, $password);

Development

composer install
composer test        # Run tests
composer check       # Mago analysis, linting, and formatting check (src/)
composer format      # Apply Mago formatting

Mago targets PHP 8.3; configuration is in mago.toml. Composer checks show errors only; advisory diagnostics remain available with:

vendor/bin/mago analyze
vendor/bin/mago lint

SQL migrations

SQL migrations for SQLite, PostgreSQL, and MySQL; no extra dependencies.

# Installed package: vendor/bin/swew-migrate
# From this repository: php bin/swew-migrate
vendor/bin/swew-migrate create migrations create_users

Edit the generated migrations/<timestamp>_create_users.sql:

-- +swew Up
CREATE TABLE users (
    id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY,
    name VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL
);

-- +swew Down
DROP TABLE users;
export SWEW_DB_DSN='sqlite:app.sqlite'
# For PostgreSQL/MySQL, optionally set SWEW_DB_USER and SWEW_DB_PASSWORD.
vendor/bin/swew-migrate status migrations
vendor/bin/swew-migrate up migrations     # Apply all pending migrations
vendor/bin/swew-migrate down migrations   # Roll back only the latest migration

The directory defaults to migrations. Files use <positive integer>_<name>.sql; versions must be unique and run in numeric order. Creation uses timestamps (one migration per second). Applied versions are stored in swew_migrations, independently of model table prefixes. Missing/renamed applied files and out-of-order additions are rejected. Do not edit an applied migration; add a new one instead.

Use directly with the configured model connection or an explicit PDO:

use Swew\Db\Migrator;

$migrator = new Migrator(__DIR__ . '/migrations'); // Uses ModelConfig::getPDO()
// $migrator = new Migrator(__DIR__ . '/migrations', $pdo);
$migrator->up();      // Applied version numbers
$migrator->status();  // Rows: version, name, applied
$migrator->down();    // Rolled-back version, or null

Each SQLite/PostgreSQL migration and its version update run in one transaction. Put -- +swew NO TRANSACTION before Up for SQL that cannot run transactionally. MySQL runs without transactions because DDL implicitly commits. Failed nontransactional migrations may leave partial changes; inspect and repair before retrying. Migration SQL must not manage its own transactions.

-- +swew StatementBegin / -- +swew StatementEnd blocks are accepted for functions and triggers. Each direction is sent to PDO as a complete SQL batch, so semicolons inside strings or procedure bodies are preserved. Annotations must be standalone lines, not inside SQL strings. Other directives and Go migrations are not supported. Run only one migration process at a time (no cross-process locking).

DataBase queries

Model

<?php

use Swew\Db\Model;

class UserModel extends Model {
    // acceptable fields, should be used with default values, so there are no errors in php 8.2
    public ?int   $id = null;
    public string $login = '';
    public string $name = '';
    public string $password = '';
    public int    $rating = 0;

    // Table name [required]
    protected function table(): string {
        return 'users';
    }

    protected function getCache(): bool {
        return true;
    }


    // By this key use counts [optional] [default: 'id']
    protected function id(): string {
        return 'id';
    }

    // Update updated_at, and add created_at date fields [optional] [default: false]
    protected function hasTimestamp(): bool {
        return true;
    }


    protected function cast(): array {
        return [
            'to' => [
                'password' => fn ($str) => password_hash($str, PASSWORD_BCRYPT),
            ],
            'from' => [
                'created_at' => fn(int|string|null $timeStamp) => $timeStamp ? date('Y.m.d - H:i:s', (int)$timeStamp) : '',
                'updated_at' => fn(int|string|null $timeStamp) => $timeStamp ? date('Y.m.d - H:i:s', (int)$timeStamp) : '',
            ],
        ];
    }

    protected function mapTable(): array
    {
        return [
            // 'TABLE' => $this, // default value, fixed
            'T1' => $this,
            'T2' => CommentModel::class,
            'T3' => 'table_name',
        ];
    }

    // SQL Query
    const MOST_POPULAR_USER = 'SELECT id, login, name FROM [TABLE] WHERE rating >= 9';
    const FIND_BY_NAME = 'SELECT id, login, name FROM [TABLE] WHERE name = ?';
    const UPDATE_NAME_BY_ID = 'UPDATE [TABLE] SET name = ? WHERE id = ?';
    const UPDATE_NAME = 'UPDATE [TABLE] SET name = ?';
    const INSERT_LOGIN_NAME = 'INSERT INTO [TABLE] (login, name) VALUES (:login, :name)';
    const JOIN_COMMENT = 'SELECT [T1].name, [T2].comment FROM [T1] JOIN [T2] ON [T1].id=[T2].user_id';
}

GET

// const MOST_POPULAR_USER = 'SELECT id, login, name FROM [TABLE] WHERE rating >= 9';
// const FIND_BY_NAME = 'SELECT id, login, name FROM [TABLE] WHERE name = ?';
UserModel::vm()->query(UserModel::FIND_BY_NAME, 'Jack')->get(); // array list
UserModel::vm()->query(UserModel::FIND_BY_NAME, 'Jack')->getFirst(); // array data with first item with limit
UserModel::vm()->query(UserModel::MOST_POPULAR_USER)->getFirst();

UserModel::vm()->query(UserModel::FIND_BY_NAME, 'Jack')->getFirstItem(); // UserModel
UserModel::vm()->query(UserModel::FIND_BY_NAME, 'Jack')->getItems(); // UserModel[]

UserModel::vm()->query(UserModel::MOST_POPULAR_USER)->getValue(); // First value from first item

// Mapped values
UserModel::vm()->query(UserModel::MOST_POPULAR_USER)->getMap(
    fn ($v) => $v['login']
);

insert AND insertMany

alias for save

// const INSERT_LOGIN_NAME = 'INSERT INTO [TABLE] (login, name) VALUES (:login, :name)';
$user = new UserModel();

$user->login = 'Mr 007';
$user->name = 'James';

$lastId = UserModel::vm()->query(UserModel::INSERT_LOGIN_NAME)
    ->setData($user)
    ->exec()
    ->id();

UserModel::vm()
    ->query(UserModel::INSERT_LOGIN_NAME, ['login' => 'MyLogin', 'name' => 'My Name'])
    ->exec();

UserModel::vm()
    ->insert(['login' => 'MyLogin', 'name' => 'My Name']);

UserModel::vm()
    ->insertMany([
      ['login' => 'MyLogin_1', 'name' => 'My Name 1'],
      ['login' => 'MyLogin_2', 'name' => 'My Name 2'],
    ]);

UPDATE

// const UPDATE_NAME = 'UPDATE [TABLE] SET name = ?';
UserModel::vm()
    ->query(UserModel::UPDATE_NAME, 'Garry')
    ->where('id', 1)
    ->exec();

UserModel::vm()
    ->query(UserModel::UPDATE_NAME)
    ->where('id', 1)
    ->exec('Garry');

UserModel::vm()
    ->query(UserModel::UPDATE_NAME)
    ->where('id', 1)
    ->execMany(['Garry']);

COUNT

$count = UserModel::vm()
    ->count()
    ->where('id', '>', 2)
    ->getValue();

JOIN

// const JOIN_COMMENT = 'SELECT [T1].name, [T2].comment FROM [T1] JOIN [T2] ON [T1].id=[T2].user_id';
UserModel::vm()->query(UserModel::JOIN_COMMENT)->get();

PAGINATE

// Paginate

// const JOIN_COMMENT = 'SELECT [T1].name, [T2].comment FROM [T1] JOIN [T2] ON [T1].id=[T2].user_id';
UserModel::vm()->query(UserModel::JOIN_COMMENT)->getPages($pageNumber = 1, $perPage = 10);
UserModel::vm()->query(UserModel::JOIN_COMMENT)->getPagesWithCount();

// Result
[
    'data' => $items, // array
    'page' => 1,
    'next' => 2,
    'prev' => 0,
    // 'count' => 10, // if use ->getPageWithCount()
];
// cursor pagination

// const JOIN_COMMENT = 'SELECT [T1].name, [T2].comment FROM [T1] JOIN [T2] ON [T1].id=[T2].user_id';
UserModel::vm()->query(UserModel::JOIN_COMMENT)->getCursorPages($id = 11, $pageNumber = 2, $perPage = 10);

// Result
[
    'data' => $items, // array
    'next_id' => 21,
    'prev_id' => 1,
    'page' => 1,
    'next' => 2,
    'prev' => 0,
];

Transaction

// const UPDATE_NAME = 'UPDATE [TABLE] SET name = ?';
$isOk = UserModel::transaction(function () {
    UserModel::vm()->query(UserModel::UPDATE_NAME, 'Leo')->where('id', 1)->exec();
    UserModel::vm()->query(UserModel::UPDATE_NAME, 'Don')->where('id', 2)->exec();
    UserModel::vm()->query(UserModel::UPDATE_NAME, 'Mike')->where('id', 3)->exec();
});

Query without sql

select

UserModel::vm()
    ->select('name', 'rating')
    ->where('rating', '>', 4)
    ->getFirst();
    // [
    //     'name' => 'Leo',
    //     'rating' => 5,
    // ],

max

UserModel::vm()
    ->max('rating')
    ->getValue('rating'); // 5

min

UserModel::vm()
    ->min('rating')
    ->getValue(); // 1

save

$user = new UserModel();
$user->name = 'Leo';
$user->login = 'Ninja';
$user->password = 'secret';

$user->save();
UserModel::vm()->save([
    'name' => 'Don',
    'login' => 'Ninja',
    'password' => 'secret',
]);

update

update() and delete() build queries. Add filters, then call exec() to execute them. Without filters, they affect every row.

$user = new UserModel();
$user->name = 'Master Splinter';
$user->email = 's2@mail.xx';
// OR
// $user = [
//     'name' => 'Master Splinter',
//     'email' => 's2@mail.xx',
// ];
UserModel::vm()->update($user)->where('id', 1)->exec();

delete

UserModel::vm()->delete()->where('id', 1)->exec();

soft delete

For soft delete to work, your table must have a nullable integer deleted_at field (Unix timestamp). In your model, there must be a softDelete() method that returns true.

UserModel::vm()->delete()->where('id', 1)->exec();

where

UserModel::vm()->select()->where('id', 1)->exec();
UserModel::vm()->select()->where('id', '=', 1)->exec();
UserModel::vm()->select()->where('id', '!=', 1)->exec();
UserModel::vm()->select()->where('id', '>', 1)->exec();
UserModel::vm()->select()->where('id', '<', 1)->exec();

or where

UserModel::vm()->select()->orWhere('id', 1)->exec();
UserModel::vm()->select()->orWhere('id', '=', 1)->exec();
UserModel::vm()->select()->orWhere('id', '!=', 1)->exec();
UserModel::vm()->select()->orWhere('id', '>', 1)->exec();
UserModel::vm()->select()->orWhere('id', '<', 1)->exec();

where in

UserModel::vm()->select()->whereIn('id', [1, 2, 3])->exec();

where not in

UserModel::vm()->select()->whereNotIn('id', [1, 2, 3])->exec();

limit & offset

UserModel::vm()->select()
    ->offset(2)
    ->limit(1)
    ->get();

Cache

UserModel::vm()
    ->select('name')
    ->where('id', 3)
    ->cache(3600) // seconds
    ->getFirst();