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ksf_common_db

Generic, transport-agnostic data dictionary + SQL query builder for KSF PHP projects. DAO/Repository classes are written once against DbConnectionInterface; DI selects the runtime adapter.

Hard rule: FA MUST use native db_* calls

Inside FrontAccounting, the adapter must translate every operation to FA's procedural db_query() / db_fetch_assoc() / db_num_rows() / db_num_affected_rows() / db_insert_id() / db_begin|commit|rollback_transaction() — never a PDO handle, never raw mysqli_* connect/query.

PDO lives only in PdoDbAdapter, for the standalone/portable side (unit tests, CLI tooling, non-FA embedding). PDO is the contract shape, not an FA runtime transport. In production FA, always construct FaDbAdapter.

DI selection

Both implement the same DbConnectionInterface, so repository code is identical in either context. Parameter binding accepts positional ? or named :name placeholders: PdoDbAdapter uses native prepared statements; FaDbAdapter escapes and inlines values (since FA has no prepared statements).

End-to-end example

Notes on namespacing / table prefixing

Heritage

FaDbAdapter is the generalized/moved implementation of the RBAC module's Ksfraser\FrontAccounting\Rbac\Adapter\FaDbAdapter (that interface+adapter pair was the proof of concept for this package). The TableDefinition/QueryBuilder are the generic, parameterized rewrite of the legacy ksf_modules_common MODEL data dictionary / clause builders.

Testing

The FA adapter is tested against in-memory stubs for the FA db_* functions (tests/Support/fa_stubs.php); the PDO adapter is tested against in-memory SQLite.

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