fuelphp / orm
FuelPHP ORM package
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Requires
- php: >=5.4
- fuelphp/common: dev-master
Requires (Dev)
- codeception/codeception: ~2.0.0
- codeception/mockery-module: dev-master
- fuelphp/database: dev-master
Suggests
- fuelphp/validation: Allows models to be validated
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Last update: 2023-01-30 20:26:47 UTC
README
V2 orm currently consists of three separate parts that work together to provide a database abstraction via objects.
These parts are Provider
s, Query
s and Model
s. The names of these might change depending on their eventual implementation.
Providers
A Provider
contains the model's properties, table name and other related information. If you are familiar with the v1 orm
this replaces the static properties that used to define the properties, relations, connection, table name and observers.
The providers should (at the moment at least) be the first point of entry for interacting with
Queries
Query
objects provide a way for the developer to perform actions on the database using the abstraction of the ORM.
The idea is that a Query
object is responsible for talking to whatever database system you are using, be it MySQL,
noSQL or flat text files.
Models
Model
, unlike v1, are dummy data container objects. The intent is to make them as light as possible to make dealing
with large data sets more efficient. They may contain an interface that passes through to a Query
or Provider
in the
future.
Testing
Just as a note, the database related tests can grab a valid DB instance from the codeguy class, this loads the config from the main codeception.yml config so you only need to update the DB config in one place to run the tests.
In the tests classes this can be fetched with $this->codeGuy->getDbInstance()