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Informations about the package unum

Unum: A simple entity implementation

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Installation

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Usage

Create a class with protected attributes that extends SocialEngine\Unum\Entity:

From there, new entities can be new-ed with an array of attributes:

Accessing Attributes

Attributes can be accessed with either array or object syntax:

Accessing an attribute which has not been "loaded" with data will throw an InvalidArgumentException.

By defining a method of the form get{AttributeName}, the entity will use that method to return a property's value.

Note: snake_case attributes will be converted to PascalCase for methods, so test_prop becomes getTestProp

Assigning Attributes

Attributes can be assigned with either array or object syntax:

Assigning to an attribute which does not exist will throw an InvalidArgumentException.

By defining a method of the form set{AttributeName}, the entity will use that method to set a property's value.

Note: snake_case attributes will be converted to PascalCase for methods, so test_prop becomes setTestProp

Dirty Attributes

Assigning an entity's attribute a value which differs than its current value will mark that attribute as "dirty". To retrieve an entity's dirty attributes, pass true as the $dirty flag to toArray

Entities can be "cleaned" with the clean method, which will remove the "dirty" mark from all attributes.

Meta Attributes

You can set and get "meta" attributes - ones that do not have attributes directly attached to them.

This is good if you have an entity that stores a category_id but does not store the category name

The entity above will let you access Meta attributes via the normal syntax. Use build in setProp and getProp so that you can leverage some of the validation and attribute checking code Unum offers you.

Code Style

Please follow the following guides and code standards:

PHP

Git

Addendum and Clarifications

License

MIT.


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