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Informations about the package mysql-compat

Old mysql functions compatibility for PHP5.6 and PHP7

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This library tries to provide backward compatibility with the deprecated mysql_* functions.

Caveat

You really should not use this unless strictly needed: it's much better to refactor the existing code to use PDO and prepared statements directly or an ORM like Eloquent.

Although library provides an hackish replacement for mysql_real_escape_string, you ought to refactor your code to use prepared statements.

Requirements

PHP >= 5.6 with the PDO driver is required (PHP 7 is supported).

Installation

You can install mysql-compat via composer:

Usage

The mysql_-equivalent functions are available through the facade class Mattbit\MysqlCompat\Mysql.

Note that the static methods are named in a camel-case like version of the original functions, e.g. mysql_fetch_array becomes Mysql::fetchArray.

If you are using PHP7 and want to re-define the old global functions and constants without touching existing code, you can use the Mysql::defineGlobals method:

If you need more control over the connections, the database manager allows you to access the underlying objects.

This is particularly useful if you need to customize connection's DSN (e.g. to specify the charset):

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