README

composer require thedomeffm/sapphire

Info

This library is WIP! Not ready for production!

Sapphire is simple PHP DynamoDB ODM. Made to be fast and tiny. Ideal for serverless PHP functions.

The ODM does just the mapping part and does not handle queries at all! You have to use async-aws or the aws-sdk in order to work with the ODM.

The mapping just work with typed properties and just uses php attributes! There is no support for annotation!

Requirements

• php: >=8.0
• typed properties!
• composer: >=2.0

The package has probably some problems if used with an old composer 1 version

What does the library do?

You add Attributes to your PHP Classes and with the help of the DynamoManager you can convert to PHP Object to an Array that the AWS-SDK or async-aws can work with and vice versa. The library does not care about generating missing tables. You can use CloudFormation or Terraform with this.

Example

<?php

use Symfony\Component\Uid\UuidV4;
use TheDomeFfm\Sapphire\Attribute\DynamoClass;
use TheDomeFfm\Sapphire\Attribute\DynamoField;

#[DynamoClass('products')]
class Product
{
    #[DynamoField]
    private ?string $id;
    
    #[DynamoField]
    private ?string $name;
    
    #[DynamoField]
    private ?float $price;
    
    public function __construct() {
        $this->id = (string) UuidV4::v4();
    }
}

Save item in DynamoDB

<?php

// ...

$product = new Product();
$product->name = $form['name'];
$product->prive = $form['price'];

$dm = new DynamoManager();

$putItem = $dm->preparePutAction($product);
$dynamoDbClient->putItem($putItem);

Cast AWS DynamoDB Item to your PHP Object

<?php

// ...

$dm = new DynamoManager();

$getItem = [
    'TableName' => $dm->getTableName(Product::class),
    'Key' => [
        'id' => ['S' => $id]
    ]
];

$product = $dynamoDbClient->getItem($getItem)->getItem();

$product = $dm->getObject($product, Product::class);

More complex Examples

Typed arrays => Dynamo Data Sets

#[DynamoClass('CustomerDataSet')]
class Example {
    #[DynamoField]
    private ?string $id;

    #[DynamoField(arrayType: 'string')]
    private array $stringArray = [
        'one', 'two', 'five'
    ];

    #[DynamoField(arrayType: 'mixed')]
    private array $mixedArray = [
        'one', 2.5, 'eight'
    ];

    #[DynamoField(arrayType: 'number')]
    private array $numberArray = [
        1, 2.5, 3.01
    ];

    #[DynamoField(arrayType: 'binary')]
    private array $binArray = [
        1337, 'i like cheesecake', null, 'potato'
    ];

    public function __construct()
    {
        $this->id = (string) UuidV4::v4();
    }
    
    // ...
}

IMPORTANT INFO The content of the array is not checked by the ODM (for performance reasons)!

Embedded Documents

#[DynamoEmbeddedClass]
class Category
{
    #[DynamoField]
    private string $id;

    #[DynamoField]
    private ?string $name = null;

    public function __construct()
    {
        $this->id = (string) UuidV4::v4();
    }
}

#[DynamoClass('products')]
class Product
{
    #[DynamoField]
    private ?string $id;
    
    #[DynamoField]
    private ?string $name;
    
    #[DynamoField]
    private ?float $price;
    
    #[DynamoField]
    private ?Category $category;
    
    public function __construct() {
        $this->id = (string) UuidV4::v4();
    }
}

Info The embedded document will be saved as 'M' => Map

See documentation

Binary

You need to use string or ?string to use isBinary!

#[DynamoClass('customers')]
class Customer
{
    // ...
    
    #[DynamoField(isBinary: true)]
    public ?string $icon = null;
    
    // ...
}


$customer = new Customer();
// ...
$customer->icon = file_get_contents('user_icon.png');

INFO The value will be converted to base64! If you need the binary use base64_decode() on the property.