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* Spiral Framework. |
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* @license MIT |
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* @author Anton Titov (Wolfy-J) |
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namespace Spiral\Database\Builders; |
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use Interop\Container\ContainerInterface; |
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use Spiral\Core\Component; |
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use Spiral\Database\Entities\Driver; |
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use Spiral\Database\Entities\QueryCompiler; |
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use Spiral\Database\Exceptions\BuilderException; |
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use Spiral\Database\Helpers\QueryInterpolator; |
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use Spiral\Database\Injections\ExpressionInterface; |
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use Spiral\Database\Injections\ParameterInterface; |
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/** |
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* QueryBuilder classes generate set of control tokens for query compilers, this is query level |
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* abstraction. |
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abstract class QueryBuilder extends Component implements ExpressionInterface |
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* @invisible |
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* @var Driver |
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protected $driver = null; |
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* @var QueryCompiler |
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protected $compiler = null; |
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* @param Driver $driver Associated driver. |
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* @param QueryCompiler $compiler Driver specific QueryCompiler instance (one per builder). |
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public function __construct(Driver $driver, QueryCompiler $compiler) |
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$this->driver = $driver; |
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$this->compiler = $compiler; |
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} |
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* @param QueryCompiler $compiler Associated compiled to be used by default. |
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abstract public function sqlStatement(QueryCompiler $compiler = null): string; |
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* Get ordered list of builder parameters in a form of ParameterInterface array. |
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* @param QueryCompiler $compiler Compiler is needed to validly sort parameters from different |
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* query parts (potentially deprecated). Associated compiled to |
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abstract public function getParameters(QueryCompiler $compiler = null): array; |
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* Get interpolated (populated with parameters) SQL which will be run against database, please |
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return QueryInterpolator::interpolate($this->sqlStatement(), $this->getParameters()); |
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$queryString = $this->queryString(); |
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'statement' => $queryString, |
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'compiler' => $this->compiler, |
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'driver' => $this->driver, |
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* Helper methods used to correctly fetch and split identifiers provided by function |
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* It support array list, string or comma separated list. Attention, this method will not work |
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protected function fetchIdentifiers(array $identifiers): array |
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protected function pdoStatement(): \PDOStatement |
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