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Informations about the package noorm
PHP-Noorm
No-ORM storage of PHP object.
PHP-Noorm makes it easy to persist your PHP object, without the overhead of Object-Relation Mapping (ORM).
Installation
Install the latest version using composer:
Quickstart
First, load composer, and define a directory where your objects can be saved (it has to be writable).
Define the classes that you want to persist. They have to extend the class \noorm\Persitent.
You can now create objects and save them on disk.
The static method All() returns a \noorm\Dataset representing all the saved objects of this class. You can use this dataset to filter, sort or list your objects.
PHP-Noorm also manages many-to-many relations for you. These are described using annotations in your class definition.
Known bugs and limitations
These are planned improvements:
- There can be only one many-to-many relation between two classes;
- You cannot define a many-to-many relation between a class and itself;
- All() will eagerly load all objects, which is memory expensive.
