Query builder class php

This class is responsible for creating and executing sql commands and helps you to execute as easily as possible and safely.

Installation

You can use a composer to install the package

$ composer require mhmmdq/database

How to connect to the database

To connect to the database, you need to send data to the connection class, which must be done as follows

Driver The type of database driver to connect

Host Database server

Port Database port - 3306 by default

Username Database login username

Password Database login password

Charset String encoding type - utf8mb4 by default

Collation Letter comparison method - a default of utf8mb4_general_ci

Database Database name

<?php

/* Add autoloader to php file */
include './vendor/autoload.php';


use Mhmmdq\Database\Connection;
new Connection([
    'driver'=>'mysql',
    'host'=>'localhost',
    'port'=>'',
    'username'=>'root',
    'password'=>'',
    'charset'=>'utf8mb4',
    'collation'=>'utf8mb4_general_ci',
    'database'=>'oop'
]);

Methods of receiving data

There are different types of methods defined for retrieving data from a database that you can use

Query the builder query class

You must first add a query builder class to your work

use Mhmmdq\Database\QueryBuilder as DB;

$db = new DB();

Select the table name

To select a table name, use the table method and give it the name of the desired table as input

$db->table('users');

Capture all table outputs

You can use the get method to get all the records of a table and run a query

$users = $db->table('users')->get();
var_dump($users);

But if you want to have Json output, you can get help from toJson

$users = $db->table('users')->toJson();
echo $users;

In this case, you also change the type of file sent to json. If you do not want this to happen, enter false toJson function.

$users = $db->table('users')->toJson(false);
echo $users;

You can even receive output as a presentation

$users = $db->table('users')->toArray();
var_dump($users);

Number of outputs per query

The number of all output rows is available as follows

$users = $db->table('users')->get();
echo $db->rowCount();

Select custom column names

You can output from any column you just need to use the select method

$users = $db->table('users')->select('username,email')->toJson();
echo $users;

Sorting outputs

Adjust the display of outputs

$users = $db->table('users')->orderBy('id','DESC')->get();

Applied methods

count()

Count all rows in a table in primarykey

$db->table('users')->count();

max()

Find the largest value of a column in a table

$db->table('users')->max('score');

min()

Find the smallest value of a column in a table

$db->table('users')->min('score');

Restrict outputs by performing operations where

You can use the where method to receive filtered data

The first type of use

Restriction based on primarykey Normally the primarykey is equal to id. You can do this to change

$db->primaryKey('columnName');

Now, if you do not need this function, you can directly use the following method to filter with id value

$users = $db->table('users')->where('6')->get();

Here only the user with an id equal to 6 is displayed. In fact, the following query is executed

SELECT * FROM `users` WHERE `users`.`id` = 6;

The second method uses where

If you are looking for a column other than the primary key, you can do this

$users = $db->table('users')->where('username','mhmmdq')->get();

In this case, from the users table of the username column, only the user with the username mhmmdq is selected and the following query is executed

SELECT * FROM `users` WHERE `users`.`username` = 'mhmmdq';

The second method uses where to change the operator

If you want to use another operator to search for another column, you can do the following

$users = $db->table('users')->where('name','LIKE','%Mohammad%')->get();

Multiple use of where

You can use any amount you want where

$users = $db->table('users')->where('name','mohammad')->where('age','>','18')->get();

Limitation by number

If you want to display a certain number of records

$users = $db->table('users')->limit(6)->get()

Get the first output

$user = $db->table('users')->first()

Find method and findorfail

find()

This method uses a template to find a record in the database and displays the output

$user = $db->table('users')->find('username','mhmmdq');

If you want to output with another data type, you can enter json or array as the last input

$user = $db->table('users')->find('username','mhmmdq','json');

findOrFial()

This function allows you to go to page 404 if there is no record with the specifications, but you need to specify the location of the view file.

$db->notFoundView($path);

After the introduction, if the output is zero, it will be transferred to page 404

$user = $db->table('users')->findOrFail('username','mhmmdq');

Pagination

Output pagination of database records along with page links Follow the steps below to paginate

$users = $db->table('users')->pagination(5)->get()

In this way, 5 users are displayed on each page Note that after enabling this feature, $ _GET ['p'] is used by the class to identify the current page

Get links to pages

In the simplest way possible, just print

echo $db->links();

But if you want to personalize

echo $db->links([
        'linksNumber'=>'8',
        'classList'=>[
            'nav'=>'Page navigation example',
            'ul'=>'pagination',
            'li'=>'page-item',
            'li:active'=>'active',
            'a'=>'page-link'
        ]
]);

This is the way it works

Record data in the database

To register information in the database, you will spend a little time, just enter the data as a presentation to the insert method to enter the information into the database.

$db->insert('users',[
   'username'=>'user1',
   'email'=>'email@example.com',
   'password'=>password_hash('12345678',PASSWORD_DEFAULT),
]);

The information is easily entered into your database, but it is still there. If you need validation, you can leave it to us.

validation

Available validation methods

max:value Maximum allowed characters

min:value Minimum allowed characters

email Check the authenticity of the email

uniq Unique search without data

Make a array and get started

$validate = [
    'username'=>'uniq|min:6|max:255',
    'email'=>'uniq|email'
];

And now insert the variable

$db->insert('users',[
   'username'=>'user1',
   'email'=>'email@example.com',
   'password'=>password_hash('12345678',PASSWORD_DEFAULT),
],$validate);

Now, before registration in the database, validation is done

Editing database data

Editing information is as simple as the rest of the operations

$db->update('users',[
        'username'=>'mhmmdqasemi'
],['username','mhmmdq']);

update($table , $data , $where , $validate)

$validate = [
    'username'=>'uniq|min:6|max:255',
];
$db->update('users',[
        'username'=>'mhmmdqasemi'
],['username','mhmmdq'],$validate);

Delete records from the database

delete($table , $where)

$db->delete('users',['id','8']);