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Package php-mypdo
Short Description Wrapper for PDO (MySQL) to support auto-reconnect, nested transactions and more.
License MIT
Homepage https://github.com/rlanvin/php-mypdo
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Informations about the package php-mypdo
MyPDO
MyPDO is a wrapper that adds a few features missing from vanilla PDO:
- Explicit disconnection
- Automatic reconnection (no more 2006 MySQL server has gone away)
- Nested transactions
- Methods chainability
- Hidden password from the stack trace (in case of error)
- Helpers methods (e.g.
ping())
Important: MyPDO is designed for MySQL only.
This class will not add higher logic to PDO (such as data mapping, etc.). It is only intended to add low-level features.
Basic example
This class is intented to be a drop-in replacement for PHP's default PDO. There is nothing special to do, just use MyPDO class instead of PDO and you're good to go.
Complete doc is available in the wiki.
Requirements
- PHP >= 5.3
Installation
The recommended way is to install the lib through Composer.
Just add this to your composer.json file (change the version by the release you want, or use dev-master for the development version):
Then run composer install or composer update.
Now you can use the autoloader, and you will have access to the library:
Alternative method
You can just download src/MyPDO.php and src/MyPDOStatement.php (if you want to use prepared statements) and require them.
Documentation
Complete doc is available in the wiki.
Contribution
Feel free to contribute! Just create a new issue or a new pull request.
License
This library is released under the MIT License.
