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PHP Composer

r-db

Install

composer require mathsgod/r-db

Setup

using .env

Using .env file to setup default database connection

DATABASE_HOSTNAME=
DATABASE_DATABASE=
DATABASE_USERNAME=
DATABASE_PASSWORD=
DATABASE_PORT=
DATABASE_CHARSET=

Function Q

Function Q is a fast way to select data from database.

simple select

This will select all data from table User and output as array of stdClass

use function R\DB\Q;
print_r(Q("User")->get()); // select * from User

output with class asscociation

You can also output as class association

class User{

}
print_r(Q(User::class)->get()); // select * from User

select with fields and filter

filter parameter is based on laminas-db where

print_r(Q("User")->fields(["user_id","username"])->filter(["type"=>1])->get()); 
// select user_id,username from User where type=1

select with limit and offset

print_r(Q("User")->limit(10)->offset(0)->get()); // select * from User limit 10 offset 0

select with order

print_r(Q("User")->order("user_id desc")->get()); // select * from User order by user_id desc

populate

populate is used to select related data from other table, it will auto check the relationship between tables by primary key

class UserRole{

}

class User{

}

print_r(Q(User::class)->populate([
    UserRole::class=>[]
])->get());

/* 
Array
(
    [0] => User Object
        (
            [username] => admin
            [user_id] => 1
            [UserRole] => Array
                (
                    [0] => UserRole Object
                        (
                            [user_role_id] => 1
                            [user_id] => 1
                            [role] => Administrators
                        )

                )

        )

)
*/

Stream wrapper

By using stream wrapper, you can access the database table as a file

use R\DB\Schema;
use R\DB\Stream;

Stream::Register(Schema::Create(), "db");
echo file_get_contents("db://User"); //List all users, User is the table name
// User can also be a class name, it will auto convert to table name

List single record

echo file_get_contents("db://User/1"); //List user with primary key 1

List by fields

//List all user with fields first_name and last_name
echo file_get_contents("db://User?fields[]=first_name&fields[]=last_name"); 

//List user with primary key 1 and field username
echo file_get_contents("db://User/1?fields[]=user_id&fields[]=username"); 

List by filter

$query=http_build_query([
    "filters"=>[
        "status"=>[
            "eq"=>1
        ]
    ]
]);

echo file_get_contents("db://User?$query"); //List all user with status=1

List by limit and offset

echo file_get_contents("db://User?limit=10&offset=0"); //List first 10 users

Check if table exists

file_exists("db://User"); //return true if table User exists

Rename table

rename("db://User","db://User2"); //rename table User to User2

Drop table

unlink("db://User2"); //drop table User2

Schema Aware

You can define a static method GetSchema() in your class to define the schema of the table

class User implements SchemaAwareInterface{
    public static function GetSchema(){
        return $schema1;
    }
}

Class R\DB\Model

By extends R\DB\Model, you can use the following methods to operate the database

class User extends R\DB\Model{
} 

insert record

User::Create([
    "username"=>"user1",
    "first_name"=>"John"
])->save();

get record

$user = User::Get(1);  // 1 is primary key

$user_not_exists = User::Get(999); // $user_not_exists==null

update record

$user = User::Get(1); // 1 is primary key
$user->first_name="Mary";
$user->save(); // user record updated

delete record

$user = User::Get(1);  // 1 is primary key
$user->delete(); // user record is deleted

query list record

$users = User::Query(["status"=>0]);
print_r($users->toArray());  // list all users status is equal to 0

Default driver option

[
    PDO::ATTR_PERSISTENT => true,
    PDO::ATTR_ERRMODE => PDO::ERRMODE_SILENT,
    PDO::ATTR_DEFAULT_FETCH_MODE => PDO::FETCH_ASSOC,
    PDO::ATTR_EMULATE_PREPARES => false
]

mysql8 collation

Due to php pdo default collation not match with mysql8, add the following options

$options=[
    PDO::MYSQL_ATTR_INIT_COMMAND => "SET NAMES 'utf8mb4' COLLATE 'utf8mb4_0900_ai_ci'"
];