OneDB

A lightweight/single file PHP database framework

Overview

OneDB is using the PDO_MYSQL extension and is based on three classes:

• OneDB - Main database framework
• OneExpr - Database expression
• OneException - Exception

All tests are based on the PHPUnit testing framework. You can easily set up your own phpunit.xml, for local unit testing. It's also very lightweight, only around 13 kb and all packed in a single PHP file.

Server Requirements:

• PHP >= 5.4
• PDO_MYSQL extension

Getting started

// Include OneDB
require_once 'OneDB.php';

// Create OneDB instance and have fun
$database = OneDB::load([
    'database'  => 'application',
    'user'      => 'root',
    'password'  => 'admin123#'
]);

// After initializing, you can always get the current instance with
$database = OneDB::load();


// Or create a new connection by name (for multiple connections)
$dbWrite = OneDB::getConnection('write', [
    'database'  => 'application',
    'user'      => 'root',
    'password'  => 'admin123#'
]);

// Reload connection again later
$dbWrite = OneDB::getConnection('write');

Configuration

You can also set the database host, port and charset.

$database = OneDB::load([
	'host'      => 'sql.mydomain.com',
    'port'      => '3307',
    'charset'   => 'utf16',
    'database'  => 'application',
    'user'      => 'root',
    'password'  => 'admin123#'
]);

Default settings

'host'    => 'localhost'
'port'    => '[default_mysql_port]'
'charset' => 'utf8'

Basic Usage

Insert

Insert new records in table, returns LAST_INSERT_ID.

insert($table : string, $data : array)

Example:

$lastInsertId = $database->insert('user', [
	'name'  => 'John Doe',
    'email' => 'john@doe.com',
    'tel'   => 12345678
]);

Update

Edit data in table. You can use any given operator in the WHERE clause to filter the records. The ? represents the placeholder for the given param.

update($table : string, $data : array, [$where : array])

Example:

$database->update('user',
    [
		'name'   => 'John Smith',
    	'email'  => 'john@smith.com',
    	'tel'    => 87654321
    ],
    [
    	'id = ?' => 23
    ]
);

Delete

Remove data from table. Just as update, the ? represents the placeholder for the given param.

delete($table : string, [$where : array])

Example:

$database->delete('user', [
	'id = ?' => 23
]);

Fetch All

Retrieve all the rows of the result set in one step as an array.

fetchAll($sql : string)

Example:

$database->fetchAll('SELECT * FROM `user`');

Fetch Assoc

Retrieve all the rows of the result set in one step as an array, using the first column or the given key as the array index.

fetchAssoc($sql : string, [$key : string])

Example:

$database->fetchAssoc('SELECT * FROM `user`', 'username');

Fetch Row

Retrieve a single row of the result set as an array.

fetchRow($sql : string)

Example:

$database->fetchRow('SELECT * FROM `user` WHERE `id` = 1');

Fetch One

Retrieve a single result value.

fetchOne($sql : string)

Example:

$database->fetchOne('SELECT `username` FROM `user` WHERE `id` = 1');

Query

Send an SQL query. If there is a result, you will automatically get the matched result type: fetch all, fetch row or fetch one.

query($sql : string)

Example:

$database->query('DELETE FROM `user` WHERE `id` = 1');

// With result
$result = $database->query('SELECT * FROM `user`');

Last Insert ID

Returns the ID of the last inserted row.

lastInsertId()

Example:

$database->lastInsertId();

Advanced Usage

Expression

You can also use database expressions in your statement, by using the OneExpr object.

$lastInsertId = $database->insert('user', [
    'name'    => 'John Doe',
    'email'   => 'john@doe.com',
    'tel'     => 12345678,
    'created' => new OneExpr('NOW()')
]);

Truncate

Truncate database table.

truncate($table : string)

Example:

$database->truncate('user');

Drop

Drop database table.

drop($table : string)

Example:

$database->drop('user');

Describe

Describe database table, returns the table attributes as array keys.

describe($table : string)

Example:

$database->describe('user');

Transaction

Run a database transaction.

try {
	// Start transaction
	$database->beginTransaction();

	// Do stuff
	$database->insert('user', [
		'name' => 'Skywalker'
	]);
	$database->delete('user', [
		'id = ?' => 3
	]);

    // Check transaction status, returns bool
    $status = $database->inTransaction();

	// Commit transaction if no error occurred
	$database->commit();
} catch (OneException $e) {
	// Rollback on error
	$database->rollBack();
}

Quote

Add quotes to the given value.

quote($val : string)

Example:

$database->quote($value);

Backtick

Add backticks to the given field name.

btick($val : string)

Example:

$database->btick('user');

PDO

Returns the current PDO object.

getPDO()

Example:

$database->getPDO();

Special Usage

Multi Insert

Insert multiple records into database table.

multiInsert($table : string, $keys : array, $data : array)

Example:

$database->multiInsert('user',
    ['name', 'email', 'tel'],
    [
    	[
        	'John Doe',
            'john@doe.com',
            12345678
        ],
        [
        	'John Smith',
            'john@smith.com',
            11223344
        ),
        [
        	'Jack Smith',
            'jack@smith.com',
            87654321
        ]
	]
);

Save

Update data if exist, otherwise insert new data. Using the ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE expression. Returns the ID of the last inserted or updated row.

save($table : string, $data : array)

Example:

$id = $database->save('user', [
	'id'	=> 1,
    'name'  => 'John Doe',
    'email' => 'john@doe.com',
    'tel'   => 12345678
]);

Debug

You can activate the debug mode by using the following statement. It will show you all executed SQL queries and the parameter bindings.

$database->debug();

It's also possible to change the debug style with the debugStyle attribute.

$database->debugStyle = [
	'border: 2px solid #d35400',
	'border-radius: 3px',
	'background-color: #e67e22',
	'margin: 5px 0 5px 0',
	'color: #ffffff',
	'padding: 5px'
];