respect / data
Persistence simplified
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Requires
- php: >=5.3.0
Requires (Dev)
- phpunit/phpunit: ~4.4.0
README
Respect\Data allows you to use multiple, cooperative database mapping with a single solid API. You can even mix out MySQL and MongoDB databases in a single model.
This project is a work in progress
Installation
The package is available on Packagist. You can install it using Composer.
composer require respect/data
PSR-0 and PSR-2 compatible.
Collections
The main component for Respect\Data are Collections. They define how data is grouped in your application.
In the example below, we're declaring two collections for dealing with a news portal:
$articles = Collection::article(); $authors = Collection::article()->author();
Backends
Currently, Respect\Data has two planned backend implementations: Respect\Relational for relational databases like MySQL and SQLite and Respect\Structural for MongoDB databases. These are different mappers that use the Respect\Data model.
Below is a sample of how to retrieve all authors from the author 5:
$mapper->article->author[5]->fetchAll();
- On the Relational backend, Respect would automatically build a query similar to
SELECT * FROM article INNER JOIN author ON article.author_id = author.id WHERE author.id = 5
. - On the Structural backend for MongoDB, the generated internal query would be something
like
db.article.find({"author.id":5}, {"author":1});
.
Features
Besides fetching data from databases, Respect\Data is expected to deal with several other scenarios:
- Persisting data into collections
- Using backend-native extra commands in queries
- Declaring shortcuts for large collection declarations
- Handling composite mapper backends
License
See LICENSE file.