Closed rubenrua closed 6 years ago
That's possible
<?php
declare(strict_types=1);
namespace App\Model;
use function Makasim\Values\add_object;
use function Makasim\Values\get_object;
use function Makasim\Values\get_objects;
use function Makasim\Values\set_object;
class Campaign
{
private $values = [];
private $objects = [];
public function setState(CampaignState $state): void
{
set_object($this,'state', $state);
add_object($this, 'previousStates', $state);
}
public function getState(): CampaignState
{
return get_object($this, 'state');
}
public function getPreviousStates(): array
{
return get_objects($this, 'previousStates');
}
}
Ohhh, thank you.
I will try it.
My test:
<?php
declare(strict_types=1);
require_once __DIR__.'/vendor/autoload.php';
use MongoDB\Client;
use Makasim\Yadm\Hydrator;
use Makasim\Yadm\Storage;
use function Makasim\Values\add_object;
use function Makasim\Values\get_object;
use function Makasim\Values\get_objects;
use function Makasim\Values\set_object;
use function Makasim\Values\get_value;
use function Makasim\Values\set_value;
use function Makasim\Yadm\get_object_id;
class CampaignState
{
private $values = [];
private $objects = [];
public function setTitle(string $title): void
{
set_value($this, 'title', $title);
}
public function getTitle(): string
{
return get_value($this, 'title');
}
}
class Campaign
{
private static $i = 0;
private $values = [];
private $objects = [];
public function setState(CampaignState $state): void
{
set_value($this, 'i', self::$i);
set_object($this, 'state', $state);
add_object($this, 'previousStates', $state);
}
public function getState(): CampaignState
{
return get_object($this, 'state');
}
public function getPreviousStates(): array
{
return iterator_to_array(get_objects($this, 'previousStates', CampaignState::class));
}
}
$collection = (new Client())->selectCollection('acme_demo', 'orders');
$hydrator = new Hydrator(Campaign::class);
$storage = new Storage($collection, $hydrator);
$campaign = new Campaign();
$state = new CampaignState();
$state->setTitle('1.- 123');
$campaign->setState($state);
$state2 = new CampaignState();
$state2->setTitle('2.- 123');
$campaign->setState($state2);
$storage->insert($campaign);
$foundCampaign = $storage->findOne(['_id' => get_object_id($campaign)]);
var_dump($foundCampaign);
var_dump($foundCampaign->getPreviousStates());
@rubenrua Working?
Yes.
See the relationship pattern on Model One-to-Many Relationships with Embedded Documents from the MongoDB documentation site.
And see a implementation example using
@EmbedMany
with the Doctrine ODM.