rescue1155 / PHP-Mysqli-Class

Simple Mysqli Library for PHP

PHP-Mysqli-Class

Simple Mysqli Library for PHP

| id | user_name |    user_email    |
------------------------------------
| 1  | John Doe  | [e-mail]  |
| 2  | Jen Doe   | [e-mail]   |
| 3  | Junior Doe| [e-mail]|

#Usage

This class has query,table,update,delete and insert methods to easily usage. First we need to configure our database connection.

require("mysqli.class.php");
$config['db_host']      = "localhost";
$config['db_username']  = "root";
$config['db_password']  = "password";
$config['db_name']      = "testdb";

$db = new db();

thats it.

###Inserting Data This method gets two parameters. First is "table name", second is our data in array. @param Array Data

$db->insert("users", 
array("user_name" => "John Doe",
      "user_email" => "[e-mail]")
      );

###Update This method gets three parameters. First is "table name", second is our data in array and third is "where situation"

$db->update("users", 
array("user_name" => "Jen Doe",
      "user_email" => "[e-mail]),
array("id" => "1");

###Delete

$db->delete("users",
array("id" => "1"));

Important : If you dont set second param, this method drops your table!

###List Table This method returns array object.

 $users =  $db->table("SELECT * FROM users);
 
 foreach($users as $user){
    echo $user->user_name;
 }

###List One Row This method list one row by your query.

$user = $db->row("SELECT * FROM users WHERE id=1);

echo $user->user_name;
//output
John Doe

###Field

$count = $db->field("SELECT COUNT(id) FROM users);
echo $count;
//output
3

Easy? huh.