Native database

[jimgwhit]

@daveismyname and @LuckyCyborg have you seen the pull request on the fluentpdo github site?
If we are not using doctrine dbal, could we not use these packages either? If everything is written by dave or @LuckyCyborg or @tomvlk then updating the framework will be easier. As of now I have to look for updates in nova and fluentpdo to stay up to date. I know you want to move forward and finalize, but give some thought to it please.

[jimgwhit]

@LuckyCyborg I see in demo a Post model, no post controller. 😑

[LuckyCyborg]

@jimgwhit Jim, is is a Post Model, for sure.

But, to understand that you have to create a instance of the Model, for it to work. There are not possible static method calls, i.e. Post::find(1),

Look at my previous post. I given you examples.

[jimgwhit]

@LuckyCyborg Thanks and @nekomajin thanks.

[LuckyCyborg]

@jimgwhit Remember that what we have us into \Nova\ORM is a Model with Relations.

[LuckyCyborg]

@jimgwhit Okay, then now you have also the ability to call the findX methods into static way. So, now will work as expected something like:

$post = Post::find(7);

[ghost]

I'm getting an error with the latest commit for 3.0.

Exception information:

       Date: Feb 09, 2016 22:31PM

       Message: Argument 1 passed to Nova\Database\Statement::__construct() must be an instance of Nova\Database\PDOStatement, instance of PDOStatement given, called in /home/kingorgg/projects/framework/system/Database/Connection.php on line 232

       Code: 0

       File: /home/kingorgg/projects/framework/system/Database/Statement.php

       Line: 38

If it helps I'm using ORM, please see my test controller below.

namespace App\Controllers;

use Nova\Core\View;
use App\Core\BaseController;
use Nova\ORM\Model as BaseModel;

use App\Models\Users;

use Nova\Net\Request;
use Nova\Net\Session;

use \PDO;

/**
* Login Class
*/
class Login extends BaseController
{

    private $basePath;
    private $model;

    /**
     * Call the parent construct
     */
    public function __construct()
    {
        parent::__construct();
        $this->model = new Users();
    }

    protected function beforeFlight()
    {
        $this->basePath = str_replace(BASEPATH, '', $this->viewsPath());

        // Leave to parent's method the Flight decisions.
        return parent::beforeFlight();
    }

    protected function afterFlight($result)
    {
        // Leave to parent's method the Flight decisions.
        return parent::afterFlight($result);
    }

    public function index()
    {    

        $user = new Users();
        $user->username = 'virgil';
        $user->email = 'virgil@novaframework.dev';
        $result = $user->save();

        $viewName = 'index';
        $filePath = $this->basePath.$viewName.'.php';
        $data['title'] = 'Login';
        View::renderPage($viewName, $data, 'themed');
    }

    public function validate()
    {

    }
}

[LuckyCyborg]

@Kingorgg You are kind to show me your Users model?

The problem which you show is interesting; look to

http://smvc3.giulianaeassociati.com/demos/models/orm_model

You have there a very detailed example about using the native ORM models. Also, as a reference ORM model implementation, see App\Modules\Demo\Models\User

BTW, the ORM models name should be at singular. Then, is wanted User, not Users

[ghost]

My Users Model looks like this (Renamed so they are no longer plural):

<?php

namespace App\Models;

use Nova\ORM\Model as BaseModel;

class User extends BaseModel
{
    protected $table = 'users';

    protected $relations = array('posts', 'characters', 'roles', 'threads');

    public function __construct()
    {
        parent::__construct();
    }

    public function posts()
    {
        return $this->hasMany('App\Models\Post', 'user_id');
    }

    public function characters()
    {
        return $this->hasMany('App\Models\Character', 'user_id');
    }

    public function roles()
    {
        return $this->belongsToMany('App\Models\Role', 'users_roles', 'user_id', 'role_id');
    }

    public function threads()
    {
        return $this->hasMany('App\Models\Thread', 'user_id');
    }
}

and here is the stack trace if it helps:

Stack trace:

#0 /home/kingorgg/projects/framework/system/Database/Connection.php(232): Nova\Database\Statement->__construct(Object(PDOStatement), Object(Nova\Database\Driver\MySQL))
#1 /home/kingorgg/projects/framework/system/Database/Query/Builder.php(235): Nova\Database\Connection->prepare('INSERT INTO `sr...')
#2 /home/kingorgg/projects/framework/system/Database/Query/Builder.php(454): Nova\Database\Query\Builder->statement('INSERT INTO `sr...', Array)
#3 /home/kingorgg/projects/framework/system/Database/Query/Builder.php(488): Nova\Database\Query\Builder->doInsert(Array, 'insert')
#4 [internal function]: Nova\Database\Query\Builder->insert(Array)
#5 /home/kingorgg/projects/framework/system/ORM/Builder.php(185): call_user_func_array(Array, Array)
#6 /home/kingorgg/projects/framework/system/ORM/Model.php(692): Nova\ORM\Builder->__call('insert', Array)
#7 /home/kingorgg/projects/framework/app/Controllers/Login.php(54): Nova\ORM\Model->save()
#8 [internal function]: App\Controllers\Login->index()
#9 /home/kingorgg/projects/framework/system/Core/Controller.php(146): call_user_func_array(Array, Array)
#10 /home/kingorgg/projects/framework/system/Net/Router.php(227): Nova\Core\Controller->execute()
#11 /home/kingorgg/projects/framework/system/Net/Router.php(255): Nova\Net\Router->invokeController('App\\Controllers...', 'index', Array)
#12 /home/kingorgg/projects/framework/system/Net/Router.php(295): Nova\Net\Router->invokeObject('App\\Controllers...', Array)
#13 /home/kingorgg/projects/framework/system/Config/bootstrap.php(80): Nova\Net\Router->dispatch()
#14 /home/kingorgg/projects/framework/public/index.php(78): require('/home/kingorgg/...')
#15 {main}

[pandory-network]

@Kingorgg pleace test this pull request https://github.com/simple-mvc-framework/framework/pull/606

[ghost]

@pandory-network Thank you! Your pull request fixed my problem. ^_^

[tomvlk]

Great news :smiley: