Configuration Custom object

#Object

Each object has its own properties and will be stored as a table with the object name. That object class extends pdo_db_base to inherit all the methods for CRUD actions and more.

An object class defines the properties and its type. Because everything is stored in a database a property must have a name and a type - where the type correspondents to a create value.

Snippet … It looks like that:

<?php
namespace axelhahn;

require_once "[...]/vendor/php-abstract-dbo/src/pdo-db-base.class.php";

class objaddons extends pdo_db_base{

    /**
     * hash for a table
     * create database column, draw edit form
     * @var array 
     */
    protected array $_aProperties = [
        '<fieldname_1>'       => [<create statement/ type, validation options, ...>],
        '<fieldname_N>'       => [<create statement/ type, validation options, ...>],
    ];

    public function __construct(object $oDB)
    {
        parent::__construct(__CLASS__, $oDB);
    }
}

#Field properties

Each field has a key and a value.

#create

• TEXT | VARCHAR(<N>) | DATE | DATETIME | INT | INTEGER | NUM | REAL | TIMESTAMP

#Example

class objaddons extends pdo_db_base{

    protected array $_aProperties = [
        'label'       => [
            'create' => 'varchar(32)',
            'validate_is'=>'string', 
            'index'=>1,
        ],
        'version' => [
            'create' => 'varchar(32)',
            'validate_is'=>'string', 
        ],
        'description' => [
            'create' => 'varchar(2046)', 
            'validate_is'=>'string', 
        ],
        'installation' => [
            'create' => 'text', 
            'validate_is'=>'string', 
        ],
        (...)
    ];

    public function __construct(object $oDB)
    {
        parent::__construct(__CLASS__, $oDB);
    }
}