ActiveRecord
Classes
Abstract class that all relationships must extend from.
Array serializer.
Belongs to relationship.
Cache::get('the-cache-key', function() {
# this gets executed when cache is stale
return "your cacheable datas";
});
Callbacks allow the programmer to hook into the life cycle of a {@link Model}.
Class for a table column.
Manages configuration options for ActiveRecord.
The base class for database connection adapters.
Singleton to manage any and all database connections.
CSV serializer.
An extension of PHP's DateTime class to provide dirty flagging and easier formatting options.
Class that holds {@link Validations} errors.
Templating like class for building SQL statements.
One-to-many relationship.
One-to-one relationship.
JSON serializer.
The base class for your models.
Adapter for MySQL.
Adapter for OCI (not completed yet).
Adapter for Postgres (not completed yet)
Simple class that caches reflections of classes.
Helper class for building sql statements progmatically.
Base class for Model serializers.
This implementation of the singleton pattern does not conform to the strong definition
given by the "Gang of Four." The __construct() method has not be privatized so that
a singleton pattern is capable of being achieved; however, multiple instantiations are also
possible. This allows the user more freedom with this pattern.
Adapter for SQLite.
Manages reading and writing to a database table.
Some internal utility functions.
Manages validations for a {@link Model}.
XML serializer.
Interfaces
Interface for the ActiveRecord\DateTime class so that ActiveRecord\Model->assign_attribute() will
know to call attribute_of() on passed values. This is so the DateTime object can flag the model
as dirty via $model->flag_dirty() when one of its setters is called.
Interface for a table relationship.
Exceptions
Generic base exception for all ActiveRecord specific errors.
Thrown for cache problems.
Thrown for configuration problems.
Thrown when there was an error performing a database operation.
Thrown by {@link Expressions}.
Thrown for has many thru exceptions.
Thrown by {@link Model}.
Thrown when attempting to perform a write operation on a {@link Model} that is in read-only mode.
Thrown when a record cannot be found.
Thrown for relationship exceptions.
Thrown when attempting to access an invalid property on a {@link Model}.
Thrown for validations exceptions.