YOURLS / YOURLS

includes/class-mysql.php

<?php

/**
 * Pick the right DB class and return an instance
 *
 * @since 1.7
 * @param string $extension Optional: user defined choice
 * @return class $ydb DB class instance
 */
function yourls_set_DB_driver( ) {

	// Auto-pick the driver. Priority: user defined, then PDO, then mysqli, then mysql
	if ( defined( 'YOURLS_DB_DRIVER' ) ) {
		$driver = strtolower( YOURLS_DB_DRIVER ); // accept 'MySQL', 'mySQL', etc
	} elseif ( extension_loaded( 'pdo_mysql' ) ) {
		$driver = 'pdo';
	} elseif ( extension_loaded( 'mysqli' ) ) {
		$driver = 'mysqli';
	} elseif ( extension_loaded( 'mysql' ) ) {
		$driver = 'mysql';
	} else {
		$driver = '';
	}
	
	// Set the new driver
	if ( in_array( $driver, array( 'mysql', 'mysqli', 'pdo' ) ) ) {
        $class = yourls_require_db_files( $driver );
	}

	global $ydb;

	if ( !class_exists( $class, false ) ) {

The variable $class does not seem to be defined for all execution paths leading up to this point.

		$ydb = new stdClass();
		yourls_die(
			yourls__( 'YOURLS requires the mysql, mysqli or pdo_mysql PHP extension. No extension found. Check your server config, or contact your host.' ),
			yourls__( 'Fatal error' ),
			503
		);
	}
	
	yourls_do_action( 'set_DB_driver', $driver );
		
	$ydb = new $class( YOURLS_DB_USER, YOURLS_DB_PASS, YOURLS_DB_NAME, YOURLS_DB_HOST );
    $ydb->DB_driver = $driver;

	yourls_debug_log( "DB driver: $driver" );
}

/**
 * Load required DB class files
 *
 * This goes in its own function to allow easier unit tests
 *
 * @since 1.7.1
 * @param string $driver DB driver
 * @return string name of the DB class to instantiate
 */
function yourls_require_db_files( $driver ) {
    require_once( YOURLS_INC . '/ezSQL/ez_sql_core.php' );
    require_once( YOURLS_INC . '/ezSQL/ez_sql_core_yourls.php' );
    require_once( YOURLS_INC . '/ezSQL/ez_sql_' . $driver . '.php' );
    require_once( YOURLS_INC . '/ezSQL/ez_sql_' . $driver . '_yourls.php' );
    return 'ezSQL_' . $driver . '_yourls';
} 

/**
 * Connect to DB
 *
 * @since 1.0
 */
function yourls_db_connect() {
	global $ydb;

	if (   !defined( 'YOURLS_DB_USER' )
		or !defined( 'YOURLS_DB_PASS' )
		or !defined( 'YOURLS_DB_NAME' )
		or !defined( 'YOURLS_DB_HOST' )
	) yourls_die ( yourls__( 'Incorrect DB config, or could not connect to DB' ), yourls__( 'Fatal error' ), 503 );	

	// Are we standalone or in the WordPress environment?
	if ( class_exists( 'wpdb', false ) ) {
		/* TODO: should we deprecate this? Follow WP dev in that area */
		$ydb =  new wpdb( YOURLS_DB_USER, YOURLS_DB_PASS, YOURLS_DB_NAME, YOURLS_DB_HOST );
	} else {
		yourls_set_DB_driver();
	}
	
	return $ydb;
}

/**
 * Return true if DB server is responding
 *
 * This function is supposed to be called right after yourls_get_all_options() has fired. It is not designed (yet) to
 * check for a responding server after several successful operation to check if the server has gone MIA
 *
 * @since 1.7.1
 */
function yourls_is_db_alive() {
    global $ydb;
    
    $alive = false;

$alive is not used, you could remove the assignment.

    switch( $ydb->DB_driver ) {
        case 'pdo' :
            $alive = isset( $ydb->dbh );
            break;
    
        case 'mysql' :
            $alive = ( isset( $ydb->dbh ) && false !== $ydb->dbh );
            break;
    
        case 'mysqli' :
            $alive = ( null == mysqli_connect_error() );
            break;
        
        // Custom DB driver & class : delegate check
        default:
            $alive = yourls_apply_filter( 'is_db_alive_custom', false );
    }
    
    return $alive;
}

/**
 * Die with a DB error message
 *
 * @TODO in version 1.8 : use a new localized string, specific to the problem (ie: "DB is dead")
 *
 * @since 1.7.1
 */
function yourls_db_dead() {
    // Use any /user/db_error.php file
    if( file_exists( YOURLS_USERDIR . '/db_error.php' ) ) {
        include_once( YOURLS_USERDIR . '/db_error.php' );
        die();
    }

    yourls_die( yourls__( 'Incorrect DB config, or could not connect to DB' ), yourls__( 'Fatal error' ), 503 );
}