PHPixie 3.0 ORM or new look at ActiveRecord

The long-promised third version of the PHPixie ORM component has already been completed. It is now completely independent of the framework and can be safely used on its own. In this regard, while work continues on other components and documentation is written, the developers have compiled a small tutorial in order to be able to start working with ORM. Below I will provide his translation and add a few things from myself, but first, let's see how useful this version will please us:

• Most ORMs use Model classes, which are used both to execute queries and to represent the most records in the database. For example, so do Kohana and Laravel. PHPixie divided the model into Repository, Entity and Query, each of which has its own purpose.
• In addition to SQL databases (SQLite, PostgreSQL, MySQL), Mongo is also fully supported. You will be able to associate model relationships with SQL databases with models stored in Mongo collections.
• To maintain connections between different databases (for example, between tables in different databases in MySQL) many ORMs use separate queries instead of join-s and sub-queries. PHPixie uses subqueries whenever possible.
• Embedded entity support in Mongo
• 97% is covered with unit tests (100% planned by the end of this week), and another 75% with functional tests.
• Effective use of Query allows you to reduce the number of queries to the database. For example, you need to link all the topics of the author with some tags. In most ORMs you will have to first find the topics, then the tags and then link them (3 queries to the database). PHPixie allows you to do this in one request. By the way, an example of this is in the tutorial below.

I hope I could interest you, now we will look at an example from the link above in translation:



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<?php require_once('vendor/autoload.php'); $config = new \PHPixie\Config(); //    $database = new \PHPixie\Database($config->dataStorage(array( 'default' => array( 'driver' => 'pdo', 'connection' => 'sqlite::memory:' ) ))); //   $orm = new \PHPixie\ORM($database, $config->dataStorage(array( 'relationships' => array( array( //      'type' => 'oneToMany', 'owner' => 'fairy', 'items' => 'flower' ) ) ))); //  $connection = $database->get('default'); $connection->execute(' CREATE TABLE fairies ( id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, name VARCHAR(255) ) '); $connection->execute(' CREATE TABLE flowers ( id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, name VARCHAR(255), fairy_id INTEGER ) '); //    //  Repositories, Entities  Query /*        : $fairy->name = 'Trixie'; $fairy->save(); $fairy->where('name', 'Stella')->find(); */ //      $fairyRepository = $orm->get('fairy'); $flowerRepository = $orm->get('flower'); //    //   //   $trixie = $fairyRepository->create(); $trixie->name = 'Trixie'; $trixie->save(); //  $fairyRepository ->create(array('name' => 'Stella')) ->save(); //     foreach(array('Red', 'Yellow', 'Green', 'Purple') as $name) { $flowerRepository ->create(array('name' => $name)) ->save(); } //   Query // WHERE `id` > 1 AND ( `name` = 'Green' OR `name` = 'Red') $green = $flowerRepository->query() ->where('id', '>', 1) ->startAndWhereGroup() ->where('name', 'Green') ->or('name', 'Red') ->endGroup() ->findOne(); //  $green = $flowerRepository->query() ->where('id', '>', 1) ->and(function($q){ $q ->where('name', 'Green') ->or('name', 'Red') }) ->findOne(); // //        //    'flowers'   add(), remove()  removeAll() //     addFlower(), removeFlower()  removeAllFlowers()    $trixie->flowers->add($green); //  ,       //      //        ,      // oneToMany  .   manyToMany     assert($green->fairy() == $trixie); //      Green c  Stella //     //      $stellaQuery = $fairyRepository->query() ->where('name', 'Stella'); //     $allExceptGreen = $flowerRepository->query() ->whereNot('name', 'Green'); //   $stellaQuery->flowers->add($allExceptGreen); // Query      //   Purple  Blue $flowerRepository->query() ->where('name', 'Purple') ->update(array( 'name' => 'Blue' )); //       : $trixie = $fairyRepository->query() ->relatedTo('flowers', $green) ->findOne(); //            //      $fairies = $fairyRepository->query() ->relatedTo('flowers') ->find(array('flowers')); //    //      //  json_encode() print_r($fairies->asArray(true)); //   =) 

Trying this example in yourself is quite simple:

 git clone https://github.com/phpixie/orm cd orm/examples #      curl -sS https://getcomposer.org/installer | php php composer.phar install php quickstart.php 

This ORM has been developed for over a year and we are very interested in all your questions and comments, very much looking forward to comment.