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Informations about the package pdostatementbuilder

philiagus/pdostatementbuilder

PHP classes to easily build PDO statements.

For all update information please refer to UPDATE.md.

What is it?

A simple way of building complex PDOStatements in a readable way. Want to build an overly complex filter SQL for your project? This is the project to use!

Is it covered?

Why do all this?

It is very common in database related coding to build statements based on a set of input parameters provided to a repository. This usually looks something like this:

Compare this to the following code:

The code does essentially the same, but the SQL is readable. Additionally, an IDE such as PHPStorm can help you with auto-completion of the SQL.

Simple Statement building

The Builder also supports a static method to simply build Statements.

The Builder::simple method does not only take named parameters (:id), but also numeric parameters (for binding with ? in PDO). You can also simply provide an Parameter object (new Parameter(<name>, <value>, <type>)) if you want in-place control of the parameter type.

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Requires php Version >=8.1
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