libray seeder

seedatlas/seeder

seeds database based on information scheme

BASIC USAGE, _(*1)

setConnection -- this library has to talk to the database. This function sets a static binding that will call the database, _(*2)

Table -- sets the table that will get seeded, _(*3)

records -- the number of record seeded, _(*4)

seed -- seeds the records, _(*5)

getSeedData -- returns the seeded data, _(*6)

$data should return an array of all the values seeded in the database, _(*7)

ENTERING PARAMETERS params([ ["user_id"=>1, "user_name"=>"John Doe"], ["user_id"=>2, "user_name"=>"Jane Doe"], ])->records(20) ->seed() ->getSeedData(); ?>, _(*8)

params -- params is a 2 dimensional array. The first dimension is a numeric index that represents each row. The second dimension has an associative key will match a column name. Simply match each column name and set it to the value you want., _(*9)

records -- There will still be 20 records seeded, but the first two will reflec the information in the params., _(*10)

ENTERING PARAMETERS WITH NO RECORDS params([ ["user_id"=>1, "user_name"=>"John Doe"], ["user_id"=>2, "user_name"=>"Jane Doe"], ])->seed() ->getSeedData(); ?>, _(*11)

records and params -- when params are set and not records, there will only be as many records as set in the params., _(*12)

ENTERING NO PARAMS AND NO RECORDS seed() ->getSeedData(); ?>, _(*13)

This will cause the function to opt out. You must have either records or params set., _(*14)

NULLABLE FIELDS params([ ["user_id"=>1, "user_name"=>"John Doe"], ["user_id"=>2, "user_name"=>"Jane Doe"], ]) ->seedNullable(true) ->seed() ->getSeedData(); ?>, _(*15)

By default, this will not seed nullable fields. Setting it to true will seed the nullable fields., _(*16)