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File: test.php
Role: Example script
Content type: text/plain
Description: Example and Crash Course
Class: Db Object
Object oriented database abstraction layer
Author: By
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Date: 20 years ago
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<?
   
/**
    * @example
    */

    // assume we have a database named test at localhost, with user foo:bar
    // structure:
    // ------------
    //
    // CREATE TABLE `test`.`bar` (
    // `id` int( 11 ) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT ,
    // `name` varchar( 255 ) NOT NULL default '',
    // `added` datetime NOT NULL default '0000-00-00 00:00:00',
    // `desc` text NOT NULL ,
    // PRIMARY KEY ( `id` )
    // );
    //
    // ------------
   
   
    //define connection data
   
$data = array
    (
       
"host" => "localhost",
       
"user" => "foo",
       
"pass" => "bar",
       
"db" => "test",
    );
   
   
//avoid annoing inclusion statements
   
function __autoload($name)
    {
        require_once(
"class.$name.php");
    }
   
   
//start the db engine
   
DbHandler::connect($data);
   
   
//we may want to extend the default DbObject class
   
class DbFoo extends DbObject
   
{
       
//required to define... it's the table we will use
       
protected $table = "bar";
       
       
//add new foo
       
public function add($name)
        {
           
$foo = new DbFoo;
           
$foo->name = $name;
           
$foo->added = 'NOW()';
           
$foo->save();
            unset(
$foo);
        }
    }
          
   
//initialize foo
   
$test = new DbFoo();
   
   
//define new foo
   
$test->name = "preston";
   
$test->desc = "the pig";
   
$test->added = "NOW()";
   
   
//save to database
   
$test->save();
   
   
//add new 1337 foo using custom DbFoo::add() function
   
$test->add("1337");
   
   
//let's try searching what we have just added..
   
$c = new DbCriteria();
   
$c->add("name", "prest%", "like");
   
$c->add("added", "NOW()", "<", "and");
   
$c->add("desc", null, "!=", "and");
   
   
//get foo by criteria
   
$test->get($c);
    echo
$test->name; //should output "preston"
   
echo $test->desc; //should output "the pig"
   
    //now lets try advanced criterias

    //id should be 2, 3 or 5
   
$c2 = new DbCriteria();
   
$c2->addIn("id", array(2, 3, 5));
   
   
//name should be preston and desc shoud be like pig
   
$c3 = new DbCriteria();
   
$c3->add("name", "preston");
   
$c3->add("desc", "%pig%", "like", "and");
   
   
//now let's combine these two criterias with OR
   
$c = new DbCriteria();
   
$c->combine($c2, $c3, "or");
   
   
//..and define order by name desc and limit 0, 3
   
$c->addOrder("name", "desc");
   
$c->addLimit(0, 3);
   
   
//now let's get the objects which meet these criterias
   
$results = $test->getMultiple($c);
   
   
//and print them out
   
foreach ($results as $result)
        echo
$result->id . " " . $result->name . "<br>";

   
//we can use DbObject without extending it too.. But you shouldn't though..
   
$foo = new DbObject("bar");
   
$foo->name = "jedi";
   
$foo->added = "CURDATE()";
   
   
//we will overwrite some other object with info above.. and we'll do this by criteria where name = preston
   
$c = new DbCriteria();
   
$c->add("name", "preston");
   
$foo->save($c);

   
//see if the save worked..
   
$bar = new DbFoo();
   
$c = new DbCriteria();
   
$c->add("name", "jedi");
   
$jedi = $bar->get($c, array("name", "desc"));
    echo
$jedi->desc . " is named " . $jedi->name; //should output "the pig is named jedi"
   
    //this whole thingie is only v0.1.. still, it should be enough to complete something simple.. though i hope to improve it in future. any ideas? mail me: tomas@netatbiz.com
    //enjoy!
   
?>