com.jukusoft/php-database-table-upgrader

php-database-table-upgrader, An database upgrader for upgrade mysql table structures automatically. You dont have to write CREATE TABLE, ALTER TABLE querys and so on anymore, just configure your table structure in PHP and the classes will upgrade your table structures automatically.

php-database-table-upgrader

An database upgrader for upgrade mysql table structures automatically, _(*1)

Version: 0.0.1 alpha License: LGPL 3.0, _(*2)

Currently upgrade isnt fully integrated, but table creation should be work. Work in Progress!, _(*3)

Requirements

• PHP 7.0.8+
• MySQL 5.7+

Configuration

If you want to use the build-in MySQLDriver, you have to copy config/mysql.examplecfg.php to mysql.cfg.php and change values., _(*4)

Supported Data Types

• INT
• VARCHAR
• TEXT
• CHAR
• TINYTEXT
• MEDIUMTEXT
• LONGTEXT (4294967295 characters)
• BIT
• BINARY
• TINYINT
• SMALLINT
• MEDIUMINT
• BIGINT
• DECIMAL
• NUMERIC
• DOUBLE
• FLOAT
• REAL
• BLOB
• TINYBLOB
• MEDIUMBLOB
• LONGBLOB
• ENUM
• SET
• DATE
• TIME
• YEAR
• TIMESTAMP
• DATETIME
• JSON

Supported Keys and Indexes

• PRIMARY KEY
• INDEX
• UNIQUE
• SPATIAL
• FULLTEXT

• FOREIGN KEY, _(*5)

• more are Work in Progress, _(*6)

Example

Generate CREATE TABLE query:, _(*7)

//create or upgrade test table
$table = new DBTable("test", $dbDriver);
$table->setEngine("InnoDB");
$table->setCharset("utf8");

//add int coloum
$table->addInt("id");

//add int coloum with length 10, NOT NULL and AUTO_INCREMENT
$table->addInt("testint", 10, true, true);

//add varchar column
$table->addVarchar("test_text", 255, true, "default value");

//add text column
$table->addText("text");

//print CREATE statement for debugging
echo $table->generateCreateQuery();

prints following query:, _(*8)

CREATE TABLE `{DBPRAEFIX}test` IF NOT EXISTS (
`id` INT,
`testint` INT(10) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
`test_text` VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT 'default value',
`text` TEXT
) TYPE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;

How to add an PRIMARY KEY

PRIMARY with only 1 column:, _(*9)

//add primary key
$table->addPrimaryKey("column_name");

PRIMARY KEY with more than 1 column:, _(*10)

//add primary key
$table->addPrimaryKey(array("id", "testint"));

Because PRIMARY KEYS are limited to specific length, you can also specifiy length of columns used in PRIMARY KEY:, _(*11)

//add primary key
$table->addPrimaryKey(array("id", "testint", array('column' => "test_text", 'length' => 50)));