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By using this builder you can easily make your database queries without writing raw queries.

Installation

composer require payamjafari/mongocute

Usage

Just call method "query" in QueryBuilder class and you are ready.

<?php

use MongoCute\MongoCute\QueryBuilder;

$cards = QueryBuilder::query()->table( 'cards' )->get();

// use $cards for your needs

Environment config

You can set your configuration in your project root folder by creating a file named ".env"

MGCUTE_DB_ADDRESS=127.0.0.1
MGCUTE_DB_PORT=27017
MGCUTE_DB_NAME=mytestdb
MGCUTE_DB_USERNAME=
MGCUTE_DB_PASSWORD=

Filter query

For filtering your query you can use several methods such as where, whereNot, orWhere, ....

<?php

use MongoCute\MongoCute\QueryBuilder;

$cards = QueryBuilder::query()
    ->table( 'cards' )
    ->whereEqual( 'name', 'foo' )
    ->whereGreaterThan( 'count', 10 )
    ->get(); // limit documents count by giving a number to "get". Example: get(10);

// use $cards for your needs

Filter Methods

Note: All of these can be used with prefix 'or' and also can be called statically from class.

Group Filter

You can set your filters as a group by just adding a closure to "where" method.

<?php

use MongoCute\MongoCute\QueryBuilder;

$cards = QueryBuilder::query()
    ->table( 'cards' )
    ->where( function( QueryBuilder $builder ){
        $builder->whereIn( 'name', [ 'foo', 'bar' ] );
        $builder->orWhereIn( 'name', [ 'foo2', 'bar2' ] );
    } )
    ->get();

// use $cards for your needs

OrderBy

<?php

use MongoCute\MongoCute\QueryBuilder;

$cards = QueryBuilder::query()
    ->table( 'cards' )
    ->orderby( [ 'name', 'size' ], 'DESC' )
    ->get();

// use $cards for your needs

Select specific fields

<?php

use MongoCute\MongoCute\QueryBuilder;

$cards = QueryBuilder::query()
    ->table( 'cards' )
    ->select( [ 'name', 'size' ] )
    ->get();

// use $cards for your needs

Create/CreateMany

You can create a document by using "create" method or multiple by using "createMany" method.

<?php

use MongoCute\MongoCute\QueryBuilder;

$card = QueryBuilder::query()
    ->table( 'cards' )
    ->create( [ 'name' => 'foo', 'size' => 'medium' ] );
$cards = QueryBuilder::query()
    ->table( 'cards' )
    ->createMany( [
        [ 'name' => 'foo', 'size' => 'medium' ],
        [ 'name' => 'foo2', 'size' => 'large' ],
    ] );

Update

You can update documents by using "update" method.

<?php

use MongoCute\MongoCute\QueryBuilder;

$update = QueryBuilder::query()
    ->table( 'cards' )
    ->whereEqual( 'name', 'foo' ) // your filters come here before update
    ->update( [ 'name' => 'foo2' ] );

Delete

You can delete documents by using "delete" method.

<?php

use MongoCute\MongoCute\QueryBuilder;

$update = QueryBuilder::query()
    ->table( 'cards' )
    ->whereEqual( 'name', 'foo' ) // your filters come here before delete
    ->delete();

Select database at runtime

You can select your database at the query by calling "db" method.

<?php

use MongoCute\MongoCute\QueryBuilder;

$cards = QueryBuilder::query()
    ->db( 'mytestdb' )
    ->table( 'cards' )
    ->whereEqual( 'name', 'foo' ) // your filters come here before delete
    ->get();

Get first result

By calling method "first" at the last of your query, you can retrieve the first document taken.

<?php

use MongoCute\MongoCute\QueryBuilder;

$card = QueryBuilder::query()
    ->db( 'mytestdb' )
    ->table( 'cards' )
    ->whereEqual( 'name', 'foo' ) // your filters come here before "first"
    ->first(); // retrieves the first document based on filters