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* This file is part of the Aura project for PHP. |
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* @package Aura.Marshal |
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* @license https://opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php MIT |
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namespace Aura\Marshal; |
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use Aura\Marshal\Type\Builder as TypeBuilder; |
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use Aura\Marshal\Relation\Builder as RelationBuilder; |
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use Aura\Marshal\Type\GenericType; |
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/** |
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* A manager for the types in the domain model. |
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* @package Aura.Marshal |
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class Manager |
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* A builder for type objects. |
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* @var TypeBuilder |
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protected $type_builder; |
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* A builder for relation objects. |
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* @var RelationBuilder |
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protected $relation_builder; |
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* An array of type definition arrays, which are converted to type |
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* objects as you request them. |
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* @var array<string, GenericType|array<string, mixed>> |
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protected $types; |
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* Constructor. |
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* The $types definition array looks like this: |
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* $types = [ |
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* // the name to use for this type in the manager |
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* 'some_type_name' => [ |
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* // the identity field in each entity |
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* 'identity_field' => 'id', |
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* // fields to index against |
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* 'index_fields' => ['field1', 'field2'], |
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* // a entity builder for the type |
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* 'entity_builder' => new \Aura\Domain\EntityBuilder, |
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* // a collection builder for the type |
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* 'collection_builder' => new \Aura\Domain\CollectionBuilder, |
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* // relationship definitions |
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* 'relation_names' => [ |
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* // discussed below |
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* ], |
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* // ... |
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* The relationship definitions portion looks like this: |
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* $relation_names = [ |
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* // ------------------------------------------------------- |
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* // if you have a has_many_through relationship, add the |
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* // following three keys to set up the association mapping. |
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public function clear() |
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