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Informations about the package sql-clause-builder

SqlClauseBuilder

Build SQL clause from an array.

Installation

To add the package to your dependencies, you should have composer installed on your machine. Run the command below in your project directory

composer require roi/sql-clause-builder

Namespace

You can access the class within this namespace \Roi\SqlClauseBuilder

Usage

In order to use the package you must include the auto-generated autoload.php file by composer usually in the location {project-root}/vendor at the top of your script.

If you are using a PHP framework like Laravel, Slim etc, you can skip the above because it would be automatically added.

SqlClauseBuilder requires you to first define an associative array of parameters that is acceptable. See sample below

Notice that each entry in the array above is an associative array with 3 defined keys, which are

Please note that the keys are required.

Next, create an instance of SqlClauseBuilder with the defined searchable columns passed as the argument.

Note that the $searchable_params is the only argument required by the constructor

Then you could easily fit this in a PDO prepared statement, binding the parameters ;

Next call the build method, passing the array you want built into a SQL clause

The build method returns an array with structure like below

You can use the result in your query as demonstrated below

WHAT IS COVERED

The following operators are supported

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