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Informations about the package datastore

Summary

This is a class which uses the directory and file structure of a filesystem to store and manipulate information. It does so using unique indentifiers for folder names and .dat files to hold the content of fields.

Why would you use DataStore

DataStore in its current version works only with the filesystem, which although not scalable for larger datasets, can be of use for simpler systems.

Some Example Uses

History Timeline for DataStore

DataStore is the evolution of a class called Entity from (https://webpi.chris-shaw.com) Entity was a raw class to standardise how the WebPi software would interact with data stored within the filesystem

Usage

Creating

$payload = [
       'id_entity' => 'testId',
       'test' => 'case'
];

$dataStore = new DataStore('exampleID');
$dataStore>create($payload);

Read

$dataStore = new DataStore('exampleID');
$dataStore>getValue('fieldname');

Updating

$dataStore = new DataStore('exampleID');
$dataStore>getValue('field', 'value');

Deleting

$dataStore = new DataStore('exampleID');
$dataStore>delete();

Searching

$filters = [
    ['field','=','value'],
    ['field','>','value']
];

$search = new DataStore();
$results = $search->search();

How to Install

1. Composer

The preferred method is using composer (https://getcomposer.org/) and can be insalled using the following command

composer require christopher-paul-shaw/datastore

2. Cloning

You can also clone the repository from github

git clone [email protected]:christopher-paul-shaw/DataStore.git

Running Tests

vendor/bin/phpunit test

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