EasyPDO

An easy to use PDO wrapper class.

1. Connection

    require_once("EasyPDO.php");
    $db = new EasyPDO('mysql:dbname=dummy;host=localhost;charset=UTF8', 'root', '');

2. CRUD methods

Basic functions for data manipulation.

select

    $data = $db->select('dummy', '*', 'id <= :max', array(':max'=>100), "id ASC", "0, 3");
    print_r($data);

insert

    $data = array(
        'inf1' => 'test2',
        'inf2' => 'insert'
    );
    $db->insert('dummy', $data);

update

    $data = array(
        'inf1' => 'test3',
        'inf2' => 'update'
    );
    $db->update('dummy', $data, 'id = :id', array(':id' => 3));

delete

    $db->delete('dummy', "id=:id" , array(':id' => 3));

truncate

    $db->truncate('dummy');

save

If exists then update, else insert.

    $data = array(
        'inf1' => 'test5',
        'inf2' => 'save'
    );
    $db->save('dummy', $data, "inf1=:inf1" , array(':inf1' => 'test5'));

bulkInsert

Insert multiple rows at a time.

    $columns = array('inf1', 'inf2');
    $data = array(
        array('value1', 'value2'),
        array('value3', 'value4'),
        array('value5', 'value6'),
    );
    $db->bulkInsert('dummy', $columns, $data);

3. Fetch methods

Just like fetch methods in Zend_Db.

fetchOne

    $sql = "SELECT inf1 FROM dummy WHERE id = :id";
    $bind = array(
        ':id' => 1
    );
    $data = $db->fetchOne($sql, $bind);

fetchRow

    $sql = "SELECT id, inf1, inf2 FROM dummy WHERE id <= :max ORDER BY id";
    $bind = array(
        ':max' => 100
    );
    $data = $db->fetchRow($sql, $bind);

fetchAll

    $sql = "SELECT id, inf1, inf2 FROM dummy WHERE id BETWEEN :start AND :end ORDER BY id";
    $bind = array(
        ':start' => 1,
        ':end' => 3
    );
    $data = $db->fetchAll($sql, $bind);

fetchAssoc

    $sql = "SELECT inf1, inf2 FROM dummy WHERE id BETWEEN :start AND :end ORDER BY id";
    $bind = array(
        ':start' => 1,
        ':end' => 3
    );
    $data = $db->fetchAssoc($sql, $bind);

fetchAssocArr

    $sql = "SELECT inf1, inf2 FROM dummy WHERE id BETWEEN :start AND :end ORDER BY id";
    $bind = array(
        ':start' => 1,
        ':end' => 3
    );
    $data = $db->fetchAssocArr($sql, $bind);

fetchPairs

    $sql = "SELECT inf1 AS name, inf2 AS value FROM dummy WHERE id BETWEEN :start AND :end ORDER BY id";
    $bind = array(
        ':start' => 1,
        ':end' => 3
    );
    $data = $db->fetchPairs($sql, $bind);

fetchCol

    $sql = "SELECT inf1 FROM dummy WHERE id BETWEEN :start AND :end ORDER BY id";
    $bind = array(
        ':start' => 1,
        ':end' => 3
    );
    $data = $db->fetchCol($sql, $bind);

4. Transaction methods

Same as original PDO class, but can be nested.

Example

    try {
        $db->beginTransaction();
        for($i=0; $i < 5; $i++) {
            $db->insert(
                'dummy',
                array(
                    'id'=> rand(1, 10000), 
                    'inf1'=> 'random id', 
                    'inf2'=> 'transaction test'
                )
            );
        }
        $db->commit();
    } catch(PDOException $e) {
        $db->rollback();
    }

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