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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\ORM\Entities\Schemas\Relations; |
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use Doctrine\Common\Inflector\Inflector; |
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use Spiral\Database\Entities\Schemas\AbstractTable; |
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use Spiral\ORM\Entities\Schemas\MorphedSchema; |
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use Spiral\ORM\Entities\Schemas\Relations\Traits\ColumnsTrait; |
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use Spiral\ORM\Exceptions\RelationSchemaException; |
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use Spiral\ORM\ORM; |
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use Spiral\ORM\RecordEntity; |
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/** |
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* ManyToMorphed relation declares relation between parent record and set of outer records joined by |
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* common interface. Relation allow to specify inner key (key in parent record), outer key (key in |
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* outer records), morph key, pivot table name, names of pivot columns to store inner and outer key |
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* values and set of additional columns. Relation DOES NOT to specify WHERE statement for outer |
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* records. However you can specify where conditions for PIVOT table. |
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* |
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* You can declare this relation using same syntax as for ManyToMany except your target class |
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* must be an interface. |
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* Attention, be very careful using morphing relations, you must know what you doing! |
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* Attention #2, relation like that can not be preloaded! |
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* Example [Tag related to many TaggableInterface], relation name "tagged", relation requested to be |
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* inversed using name "tags": |
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* - relation will walk should every record implementing TaggableInterface to collect name and |
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* type of outer keys, if outer key is not consistent across records implementing this interface |
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* an exception will be raised, let's say that outer key is "id" in every record |
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* - relation will create pivot table named "tagged_map" (if allowed), where table name generated |
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* based on relation name (you can change name) |
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* - relation will create pivot key named "tag_ud" related to Tag primary key |
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* - relation will create pivot key named "tagged_id" related to primary key of outer records, |
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* singular relation name used to generate key like that |
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* - relation will create pivot key named "tagged_type" to store role of outer record |
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* - relation will create unique index on "tag_id", "tagged_id" and "tagged_type" columns if allowed |
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* - relation will create additional columns in pivot table if any requested |
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* Using in records: |
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* You can use inversed relation as usual ManyToMany, however in Tag record relation access will be |
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* little bit more complex - every linked record will create inner ManyToMany relation: |
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* $tag->tagged->users->count(); //Where "users" is plural form of one outer records |
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* You can defined your own inner relation names by using MORPHED_ALIASES option when defining |
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* relation. |
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* @see BelongsToMorhedSchema |
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* @see ManyToManySchema |
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class ManyToMorphedSchema extends MorphedSchema |
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* Relation may create custom columns in pivot table using Record schema format. |
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use ColumnsTrait; |
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const RELATION_TYPE = RecordEntity::MANY_TO_MORPHED; |
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* Relation represent multiple records. |
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const MULTIPLE = true; |
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protected $defaultDefinition = [ |
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//Association list between tables and roles, internal |
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RecordEntity::MORPHED_ALIASES => [], |
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//Pivot table name will be generated based on singular relation name and _map postfix |
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RecordEntity::PIVOT_TABLE => '{name:singular}_map', |
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//Inner key points to primary key of parent record by default |
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RecordEntity::INNER_KEY => '{record:primaryKey}', |
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//in every outer record and be consistent |
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RecordEntity::OUTER_KEY => '{outer:primaryKey}', |
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//Linking pivot table and parent record |
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RecordEntity::THOUGHT_INNER_KEY => '{record:role}_{definition:innerKey}', |
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//Linking pivot table and outer records |
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RecordEntity::THOUGHT_OUTER_KEY => '{name:singular}_{definition:outerKey}', |
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//Declares what specific record pivot record linking to |
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//Set constraints in pivot table (foreign keys) |
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//@link https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foreign_key |
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RecordEntity::CREATE_INDEXES => true, |
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//Relation allowed to create pivot table |
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RecordEntity::CREATE_PIVOT => true, |
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//Additional set of columns to be added into pivot table, you can use same column definition |
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//type as you using for your records |
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RecordEntity::PIVOT_COLUMNS => [], |
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//Set of default values to be used for pivot table |
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//WHERE statement in a form of simplified array definition to be applied to pivot table |
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RecordEntity::WHERE_PIVOT => [] |
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* Relation will be inversed to every associated record. |
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public function inverseRelation() |
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if (!$record->hasRelation($this->definition[RecordEntity::INVERSE])) { |
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$record->addRelation($this->definition[RecordEntity::INVERSE], [ |
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RecordEntity::MANY_TO_MANY => $this->record->getName(), |
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RecordEntity::PIVOT_TABLE => $this->definition[RecordEntity::PIVOT_TABLE], |
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RecordEntity::OUTER_KEY => $this->definition[RecordEntity::INNER_KEY], |
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RecordEntity::INNER_KEY => $this->definition[RecordEntity::OUTER_KEY], |
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RecordEntity::THOUGHT_INNER_KEY => $this->definition[RecordEntity::THOUGHT_OUTER_KEY], |
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RecordEntity::THOUGHT_OUTER_KEY => $this->definition[RecordEntity::THOUGHT_INNER_KEY], |
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RecordEntity::MORPH_KEY => $this->definition[RecordEntity::MORPH_KEY], |
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RecordEntity::CREATE_INDEXES => $this->definition[RecordEntity::CREATE_INDEXES], |
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RecordEntity::CREATE_PIVOT => $this->definition[RecordEntity::CREATE_PIVOT], |
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RecordEntity::PIVOT_COLUMNS => $this->definition[RecordEntity::PIVOT_COLUMNS], |
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//Inner key points to our parent record |
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$innerKey = $pivotTable->column($this->definition[RecordEntity::THOUGHT_INNER_KEY]); |
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} |