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<?php /** * Wave Framework <http://github.com/kristovaher/Wave-Framework> * Database Class * * Simple database class that acts as a wrapper to PDO. It is not required to use WWW_Database * with Wave Framework at all, but should it be required, it is available. This class uses PDO * database class to simplify some of the database commands. It includes functions for returning * data from database as a single row or multiple rows as associative arrays as well as get * information about last inserted ID and number of rows affected by last query. * * @package Database * @author Kristo Vaher <kristo@waher.net> * @copyright Copyright (c) 2012, Kristo Vaher * @license GNU Lesser General Public License Version 3 * @tutorial /doc/pages/database.htm * @since 1.1.2 * @version 3.7.0 */ class WWW_Database { /** * PDO object is stored in this variable, since Database class acts as a wrapper for PDO. */ public $pdo=false; /** * Flag for checking whether database connection is active or not */ private $connected=false; /** * This is currently used database type. It can be 'mysql', 'sqlite', 'postgresql', * 'oracle' or 'mssql'. */ public $type='mysql'; /** * This is the username that is used to connect to database. */ public $username=''; /** * This is the password that is used to connect to database. */ public $password=''; /** * This is the host address of the database. In case of SQLite, this should be the location * of SQLite database file. */ public $host='localhost'; /** * This is the database name that will be connected to. */ public $database=''; /** * This is the flag that determines if database connection should be considered persistent * or not. Persistent connections are shared across requests, but are generally not recommended * to be used. */ public $persistent=false; /** * If this value is set to true, then Database class will trigger a PHP error if it encounters * a database error. */ public $showErrors=false; /** * This is used for logging or otherwise performance tracking. This variable is a simple counter * about the amount of requests made during this database connection. */ public $queryCounter=0; /** * This constructor method returns new Database object as well as includes options to quickly * assign database credentials in the same request. * * @param string $type database type, can be 'mysql', 'sqlite', 'postgresql', 'oracle' or 'mssql' * @param string $host database server address or SQLite database file location * @param string $database database name * @param string $username username * @param string $password password * @param boolean $showErrors whether database errors trigger PHP errors or not * @param boolean $persistent whether database connection is persistent or not (usually not recommended) * @return WWW_Database */ public function __construct($type='mysql',$host='localhost',$database='',$username='',$password='',$showErrors=true,$persistent=false){ // Assigning construct elements to object parameters $this->type=$type; $this->host=$host; $this->database=$database; $this->username=$username; $this->password=$password; $this->showErrors=$showErrors; $this->persistent=$persistent; } /** * When object is not used anymore, it automatically calls the method that closes existing * database connection. * * @return null */ public function __destruct(){ $this->dbDisconnect(); } /** * This creates database connection based on database type. If database connection fails, * then it throws a PHP error regardless if $showErrors is turned on or not. * * @return boolean */ public function dbConnect(){ // This is a connection command for PDO $connectLine=''; // Connection command is built based on database settings if($this->host){ // Looking for port information if(strpos($this->host,':')!==false){ $bits=explode(':',$this->host); $port=array_pop($bits); // If port is assumed to be included if(is_numeric($port)){ $connectLine.='host='.implode(':',$bits).';port='.$port.';'; } else { $connectLine.='host='.$this->host.';'; } } else { $connectLine.='host='.$this->host.';'; } } // If database name is set if($this->database){ $connectLine.='dbname='.$this->database.';'; } // Actions based on database type switch($this->type){ case 'mysql': // This mode can only be used if PDO MySQL is loaded as PHP extension if(extension_loaded('pdo_mysql')){ $this->pdo=new PDO('mysql:'.$connectLine,$this->username,$this->password,array(PDO::ATTR_PERSISTENT=>$this->persistent,PDO::MYSQL_ATTR_INIT_COMMAND=>'SET NAMES \'UTF8\'')); if($this->pdo){ $this->connected=true; } else { trigger_error('Cannot connect to database',E_USER_ERROR); } } else { trigger_error('PDO MySQL extension not enabled',E_USER_ERROR); } break; case 'sqlite': // This mode can only be used if PDO SQLite is loaded as PHP extension if(extension_loaded('pdo_sqlite')){ $this->pdo=new PDO('sqlite:'.$connectLine,$this->username,$this->password,array(PDO::ATTR_PERSISTENT=>$this->persistent)); if($this->pdo){ $this->connected=true; } else { trigger_error('Cannot connect to database',E_USER_ERROR); } } else { trigger_error('PDO SQLite extension not enabled',E_USER_ERROR); } break; case 'postgresql': // This mode can only be used if PDO PostgreSQL is loaded as PHP extension if(extension_loaded('pdo_pgsql')){ $this->pdo=new PDO('pgsql:'.$connectLine,$this->username,$this->password,array(PDO::ATTR_PERSISTENT=>$this->persistent)); if($this->pdo){ $this->pdo->exec('SET NAMES \'UTF8\''); $this->connected=true; } else { trigger_error('Cannot connect to database',E_USER_ERROR); } } else { trigger_error('PDO PostgreSQL extension not enabled',E_USER_ERROR); } break; case 'oracle': // This mode can only be used if PDO Oracle is loaded as PHP extension if(extension_loaded('pdo_oci')){ $this->pdo=new PDO('oci:'.$connectLine.';charset=AL32UTF8',$this->username,$this->password,array(PDO::ATTR_PERSISTENT=>$this->persistent)); if($this->pdo){ $this->connected=true; } else { trigger_error('Cannot connect to database',E_USER_ERROR); } } else { trigger_error('PDO Oracle extension not enabled',E_USER_ERROR); } break; case 'mssql': // This mode can only be used if PDO MSSQL is loaded as PHP extension if(extension_loaded('pdo_mssql')){ $this->pdo=new PDO('dblib:'.$connectLine,$this->username,$this->password,array(PDO::ATTR_PERSISTENT=>$this->persistent)); if($this->pdo){ $this->pdo->exec('SET NAMES \'UTF8\''); $this->connected=true; } else { trigger_error('Cannot connect to database',E_USER_ERROR); } } else { trigger_error('PDO MSSQL extension not enabled',E_USER_ERROR); } break; default: // Error is triggered for all other database types trigger_error('This database type is not supported',E_USER_ERROR); break; } // Connected return true; } /** * This disconnects current database connection and resets query counter, if * $resetQueryCounter is set to true. Returns false if no connection was present. * * @param boolean $resetQueryCounter whether to reset the query counter * @return boolean */ public function dbDisconnect($resetQueryCounter=false){ // This is only executed if existing connection is detected if($this->connected && !$this->persistent){ // Resetting the query counter if($resetQueryCounter){ $this->queryCounter=0; } // Closing the database $this->pdo=null; $this->connected=false; return true; } else { return false; } } /** * This sends query information to PDO. $queryString is the query string and $variables * is an array of variables sent with the request. Question marks (?) in $queryString * will be replaced by values from $variables array for PDO prepared statements. This * method returns an array where each key is one returned row from the database, or it * returns false, if the query failed. This method is mostly meant for SELECT queries * that return multiple rows. * * @param string $queryString query string, a statement to prepare with PDO * @param array $variables array of variables to use in prepared statement * @return array or false if failed */ public function dbMultiple($queryString,$variables=array()){ // Attempting to connect to database, if not connected if(!$this->connected){ $this->dbConnect(); } // Query total is being counted for performance review $this->queryCounter++; // Preparing a query and executing it $query=$this->pdo->prepare($queryString); $result=$query->execute($variables); // If there is a result then it is fetched and returned if($result!==false){ // All data is returned as associative array $return=$query->fetchAll(PDO::FETCH_ASSOC); // Closing the resource $query->closeCursor(); unset($query); // Associative array is returned return $return; } else { // Checking for an error, if there was one $this->dbErrorCheck($query,$queryString,$variables); return false; } } /** * This sends query information to PDO. $queryString is the query string and $variables * is an array of variables sent with the request. Question marks (?) in $queryString * will be replaced by values from $variables array for PDO prepared statements. This * method returns the first row of the matching result, or it returns false, if the query * failed. This method is mostly meant for SELECT queries that return a single row. * * @param string $queryString query string, a statement to prepare with PDO * @param array $variables array of variables to use in prepared statement * @return array or false if failed */ public function dbSingle($queryString,$variables=array()){ // Attempting to connect to database, if not connected if(!$this->connected){ $this->dbConnect(); } // Query total is being counted for performance review $this->queryCounter++; // Preparing a query and executing it $query=$this->pdo->prepare($queryString); $result=$query->execute($variables); // If there is a result then it is fetched and returned if($result!==false){ // All data is returned as associative array $return=$query->fetch(PDO::FETCH_ASSOC); // Closing the resource $query->closeCursor(); unset($query); // Associative array is returned return $return; } else { // Checking for an error, if there was one $this->dbErrorCheck($query,$queryString,$variables); return false; } } /** * This sends query information to PDO. $queryString is the query string and $variables * is an array of variables sent with the request. Question marks (?) in $queryString * will be replaced by values from $variables array for PDO prepared statements. This * method only returns the number of rows affected or true or false, depending whether * the query was successful or not. This method is mostly meant for INSERT, UPDATE and * DELETE type of queries. * * @param string $queryString query string, a statement to prepare with PDO * @param array $variables array of variables to use in prepared statement * @return boolean or integer of affected rows */ public function dbCommand($queryString,$variables=array()){ // Attempting to connect to database, if not connected if(!$this->connected){ $this->dbConnect(); } // Query total is being counted for performance review $this->queryCounter++; // Preparing a query and executing it $query=$this->pdo->prepare($queryString); $result=$query->execute($variables); // If there is a result then it is fetched and returned if($result!==false){ // Result of this query is the amount of rows affected by it $rowCount=$query->rowCount(); // Closing the resource $query->closeCursor(); unset($query); // If, for some reason, the amount of affected rows was not returned, system simply returns true, since the query was a success if($rowCount===false){ return true; } else { return $rowCount; } } else { // Checking for an error, if there was one $this->dbErrorCheck($query,$queryString,$variables); return false; } } /** * This is a database helper method, that simply creates an array of database result array * (like the one returned by dbMultiple). It takes the database result array and collects * all $key values from that array into a new, separate array. If $unique is set, then it * only returns unique keys. * * @param array $array array to filter from * @param string $key key to return * @param boolean $unique if returned array should only have only unique values * @return array or mixed if source is not an array */ public function dbArray($array,$key,$unique=false){ // Result will be an array $result=array(); // This method only works on an array if(is_array($array)){ foreach($array as $ar){ if(is_array($ar)){ // If the key is set, then adds to the array if(isset($ar[$key])){ $result[]=$ar[$key]; } } else { // This is used in case the array sent to dbArray is from dbSingle if(isset($array[$key])){ $result[]=$array[$key]; } break; } } // If only unique values are accepted if($unique){ $result=array_unique($result); } } // Returning all the column values as an array return $result; } /** * This method attempts to simulate the query that PDO builds when it makes a request to * database. $query should be the query string and $variables should be the array of * variables, like the ones sent to dbSingle(), dbMultiple() and dbCommand() requests. * It returns a prepared query string. * * @param string $query query string * @param array $variables values sent to PDO * @return string */ public function dbDebug($query,$variables=array()){ // Attempting to connect to database, if not connected if(!$this->connected){ $this->dbConnect(); } // Attempt to simulate PDO query-building $keys=array(); $values=array(); // Type is either 1 for positioned variables or 2 for name based tokens, 0 means that it is undefined $type=0; // Making sure that variables are not empty if(!empty($variables)){ // Looping over each of the input variables foreach($variables as $key=>$value){ // Finding out the prepared statement type if($type==0){ if(is_string($key)){ $type=2; } else { $type=1; } } // Keys are detected based on type if($type==2){ $keys[]='/:'.$key.'/'; } else { $keys[]='/[?]/'; } // Casting the PDO quote function on the variable $values[]=$this->pdo->quote($value); } if($type==2){ return preg_replace($keys,$values,$query); } else { return preg_replace($keys,$values,$query,1); } } else { return $query; } } /** * This method attempts to return the last ID (a primary key) that was inserted to the * database. If one was not found, then the method returns false. * * @return integer or false if not found */ public function dbLastId(){ // This method requires database to be connected if($this->connected){ // Query total is being counted for performance review $this->queryCounter++; // Checks for last existing inserted row's unique ID $lastId=$this->pdo->lastInsertId(); // Last ID is found, it is returned, otherwise it returns false if($lastId){ return $lastId; } else { return false; } } else { // Cannot find last ID if not connected trigger_error('Database not connected',E_USER_ERROR); } } /** * This method begins a database transaction, if the database type supports transactions. * If this process fails, then method returns false, otherwise it returns true. * * @return boolean */ public function dbTransaction(){ // Attempting to connect to database, if not connected if(!$this->connected){ $this->dbConnect(); } // Query total is being counted for performance review $this->queryCounter++; // Begins transaction if($this->pdo->beginTransaction()){ return true; } else { return false; } } /** * This commits all the queries sent to database after transactions were started. If * commit fails, then it returns false, otherwise this method returns true. * * @return boolean */ public function dbCommit(){ // This method requires database to be connected if($this->connected){ // Query total is being counted for performance review $this->queryCounter++; // Commits transaction if($this->pdo->commit()){ return true; } else { return false; } } else { // Cannot find last ID if not connected trigger_error('Database not connected',E_USER_ERROR); } } /** * This method cancels all the queries that have been sent since the transaction was * started with dbTransaction(). If rollback is successful, then method returns true, * otherwise returns false. * * @return boolean */ public function dbRollback(){ // This method requires database to be connected if($this->connected){ // Query total is being counted for performance review $this->queryCounter++; // Rolls back transaction if($this->pdo->rollBack()){ return true; } else { return false; } } else { trigger_error('Database not connected',E_USER_ERROR); } } /** * This is a database helper function that can be used to escape specific variables if * that variable is not sent with as part of variables array and is written in the * query string instead. $value is the variable value that will be escaped or modified. * $type is the type of escaping and modifying that takes place. This can be 'escape' * (which just applies regular PDO quote to the variable) or 'like', which does the same * as escape, but also escapes wildcard characters '_' and '%'. * * @param string $value input value * @param string $type Mmthod of quoting, either 'escape' or 'like' * @param boolean $stripQuotes whether the resulting quotes will be stripped from the string, if they get set * @return string */ public function dbQuote($value,$type='escape',$stripQuotes=false){ // Attempting to connect to database, if not connected if(!$this->connected){ $this->dbConnect(); } // Filtering is done based on filter type switch($type){ case 'escape': if($stripQuotes){ return substr($this->pdo->quote($value,PDO::PARAM_STR),1,-1); } else { return $this->pdo->quote($value,PDO::PARAM_STR); } break; case 'like': if($stripQuotes){ return substr(str_replace(array('%','_'),array('\%','\_'),$this->pdo->quote($value,PDO::PARAM_STR)),1,-1); } else { return str_replace(array('%','_'),array('\%','\_'),$this->pdo->quote($value,PDO::PARAM_STR)); } break; default: return $value; break; } } /** * This is a private method that is called after every query that is sent to database. This * checks whether database error was encountered and if $showErrors was turned on, then also * throws a PHP warning about it. It also accepts $query, which is the PDO resource for the * query to be checked and $queryString with $variables for debugging purposes, as it attempts * to rebuild the query sent to PDO using dbDebug() method. * * @param object $query query object from PDO * @param boolean|string $queryString query string * @param array $variables variables sent to query * @return boolean or throws error */ private function dbErrorCheck($query,$queryString=false,$variables=array()){ // This method requires database to be connected if($this->connected){ if($this->showErrors){ // Checking if there is error information stored for this request $errors=$query->errorInfo(); if($errors && !empty($errors)){ // PDO errorInfo carries verbose error as third in the index if(!empty($variables)){ trigger_error('QUERY:'."\n".$this->dbDebug($queryString,$variables)."\n".'FAILED:'."\n".$errors[2],E_USER_WARNING); } else { trigger_error('QUERY:'."\n".$queryString."\n".'FAILED:'."\n".$errors[2],E_USER_WARNING); } } } } else { trigger_error('Database not connected',E_USER_ERROR); } // Since error was not triggered, it simply returns true return true; } } ?>