PHP Database Query Library
This library is a database abstraction layer which abstracts the query commands (Select, Delete, Update, etc.) out from the drivers (MySQL, Postgres, Microsoft SQL Server, etc.). Queries are defined in an eloquent way allowing you to write almost all kinds of queries without having to rely on passing raw query data.
Installing this library is done via composer composer install arekxv/pql
Create a runner with PdoDatabase::resolve(). It picks the driver and query builder
automatically from the DSN scheme (mysql:, pgsql:, sqlite:, sqlsrv:):
use ArekX\PQL\Drivers\Pdo\PdoDatabase;
$runner = PdoDatabase::resolve([
'dsn' => 'mysql:host=127.0.0.1;dbname=your_database',
'username' => 'username',
'password' => 'password',
]);See the driver pages for the supported DSNs and driver specific options: MySQL · PostgreSQL · SQLite · Microsoft SQL Server. You can also wire the driver and builder up by hand if you prefer (each driver page shows how).
Then write and run queries:
use function \ArekX\PQL\Sql\{select, all, equal, column, value};
// Simple select
$query = select('*')
->from('user')
->where(all(['is_active' => 1]));
// SELECT * FROM `user` WHERE `is_active` = 1
$runner->fetchAll($query);
// Complex select with a sub-query
$query = select('*')
->from(['u' => 'user'])
->innerJoin(['r' => 'user_role'], 'u.role_id = r.id')
->where(['all', [
'u.is_active' => 1,
'r.id' => select('role_id')
->from('application_roles')
->where(equal(column('application_id'), value(2)))
]]);
/*
SELECT *
FROM `user` AS `u`
INNER JOIN `user_role` AS `r` ON u.role_id = r.id
WHERE
`u`.`is_active` = 1
AND `r`.`id` IN (
SELECT `role_id` FROM `application_roles` WHERE `application_id` = 2
)
*/
$runner->fetchAll($query);Documentation is available in here (in docs folder).
HTML version of the docs is available at: https://pql.readthedocs.io/
Run composer install and then run composer test. This will run unit and integration tests.
For integration tests, database docker containers must be running otherwise those tests will fail.
To setup docker containers install docker and inside tests folder run docker-compose up -d.
To just run unit tests run composer test-unit.
For coverage report run composer coverage or you can take a look at
it here.
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