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Informations about the package mysql

MySQL Handler

A simple class that handles MySQL database instances with support for both TCP and Socket connections. I created this class as a standard way to interact with MySQL databases from within other libraries with very low overhead, but it's perfectly capable of being used as a standalone handler.

Getting Started

Prerequisites

You will need to have the following environment variables present (usually done with a .env file):

Depending on how you load environment variables, you may be able to reference already defined variables when setting the required environment variables above. This helps prevent having to maintain values in multiple locations. For example:

Installing

Via Composer

Run the following command in the same directory as your composer.json file:

composer require jabarihunt/mysql

Via Github

  1. Clone this repository into a working directory: git clone [email protected]:jabarihunt/mysql.git

  2. Include or require the MySQL class in your project...

...or if using an auto-loader...

Usage

This class does not require instantiation since it uses the singleton design pattern for connections. You may simply begin using the available public methods. If none of the methods are called, a database connection is never created. You may alias the class as another name using use/as, as demonstrated below:

Contributing

  1. Fork Repository
  2. Create a descriptive branch name
  3. Make edits to your branch
  4. Squash (rebase) your commits
  5. Create a pull request

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details

All versions of mysql with dependencies

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Requires ext-mysqli Version *
php Version >=8.0
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