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Informations about the package zf2-osd-entity
zf2-osd-entity
This module provides some default functions for Zend Framework 2 entities. There is a single class included in this module:
- OsdEntity/BasicEntity
Version
0.1.1
Installation and Setup
This package can be installed using composer. Add the following to your composer.json file:
Run composer:
Extend BasicEntity with your entity:
Usage
Fill
An easy way to assign values to your entity. Accepts either an object or an array of key values and an optional list of attributes to exclude:
Create
Creates an instance of the entity. Accepts either an object or an array of key values and an optional list of attributes to exclude. Uses fill internally:
Update
Updates the entity. Accepts either an object or an array of key values and an optional list of attributes to exclude. Uses fill internally:
toArray
Converts an entity to an array of key/value pairs. Also accepts an optional list of relations that should be converted to an array and added to the result. Relations can be nested.
To know which attributes to use when converting to an array, we must define them on our model:
In order to convert relationships to an array, we must also define them on the model, specifying the type of relation:
Consider a user entity that has many friends, and each friend has a job and a car. We could get a full nested array with the following:
If we only wanted to join friends, we could use:
Customizing toArray
To override the return values of the toArray function, we can define a getter on the model. Consider a model that has date attribute that we would like to return as a formatted date string. We would add the following to our entity:
Of course, if we wanted a greater degree of customization, we can always override the toArray() method:
License
The MIT License (MIT)
Copyright (c) 2015 damacisaac
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