tf-pro/yii2-mysql-json

extend yii2-ActiveRecord And yii2-ActiveQuery with use mysql json make simple.

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Type:yii2-extension

1.0.3 2021-02-02 13:05 UTC

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README

The extension yii2-ActiveRecord And yii2-ActiveQuery with use mysql json make simple.

Installation

The preferred way to install this extension is through composer.

Either run

composer require tf/yii2-mysql-json

or add

"tf-pro/yii2-mysql-json": "~1.0"

to the require section of your composer.json.

Basic Usage

Your Model file must extend this extension class;

use TFPro\Yii2MysqlJson\ActiveRecordJson;

class YourModel extent ActiveRecordJson
{

}

Then if you want to use it to search column with json.

jsonWhere

This func like use Model::find()->where(\[Query::where()\]); column search is column->"$.jsonColumn1.jsonColumn2...";

public function search()
{
    YourModel::findJson()
        ->jsonWhere(['content->"$.en.content"' => 'who'])
        ->jsonWhere(['>', 'content->"$.en.content"' , 'who'])
}

jsonContainsWhere

This func Support mysql JSON_CONTAINS(target, candidate[, path]); This query is equivalent to the query, but the difference is that the query is an inclusion relation, that is, the field contains the value of the value; Column A multilevel field supporting JSON fields is segmented using '.';

public function search()
{
    YourModel::findJson()
        ->jsonContainsWhere('content.en.content', 'who')
}

jsonExtractWhere

This func Support JSON_EXTRACT(json_doc, path[, path] ...) in query; Column A multilevel field supporting JSON fields is segmented using '.'; Can use operate to search。

public function search()
{
    YourModel::findJson()
        ->jsonContainsWhere('content.en.content', 'who', '>')
}

jsonSelect

This func Support JSON_EXTRACT(json_doc, path) AS xx in query select; Column A multilevel field supporting JSON fields is segmented using '.';

public function search()
{
    YourModel::findJson()
        ->jsonSelect(['content.en.content', 'content.en.text' => 'tt']])
}