yii2 support

[sagarguhe]

:+1:

[sagarguhe]

Yii2 support should be there because there is no good mongo client library for yii2, yii2-mongo is not itself flexible and doesn't support the flexibility of noSQL databases for example: when you want to use multiple collections for same type of document which varies for each user.

[sokil]

implemention for yii2 currently in plans

[sagarguhe]

Great, when it is going to be published?

[sokil]

currently this task is not a priority, but pull requests always welcomes here https://github.com/sokil/php-mongo-yii or here https://github.com/PHPMongoKit/yii2-mongo-odm

[sokil]

by the way why you currently can't use https://github.com/sokil/php-mongo directly in yii2 app?

[sagarguhe]

@sokil I have managed to modify this lib to use on my Yii2, I can contribute to this repository but I am a kind of newbie in using github so I don't know how to make pull request or simple how to contribute to any git repository...

[sokil]

fork this repo, do changes, push to your fork, and create pull request here from https://github.com/sokil/php-mongo-yii/pulls

[sokil]

\CApplicationComponent optional and i don't use it, so i can simply remote it and adapter may be registered inside yii2 service locator, right?

[sagarguhe]

What I did is, I just changed the \CApplicationComponent to yii\base\Component, Yii::app() to Yii::$app and it did work...

[sagarguhe]

but now another problem is coming as I removed the pecl/mongo deprecated package and installed pecl/mongdb 1.2.2, it is giving error Class MongoClient not found... I will open a new issue on php-mongo repo..

[sokil]

no, this lib has no support of new mongo extenstion

[sagarguhe]

ok, I found this issue already there https://github.com/sokil/php-mongo/issues/115

[sokil]

https://github.com/PHPMongoKit/yii2-mongo-odm - check this, written on the fly... )

[sagarguhe]

Ok you removed the Yii2 logger part and made an independent class, great... I am thinking of setting errors key (as it is there in Yii2) if validation failed instead of throwing an exception...

[sokil]

https://github.com/sokil/php-mongo/blob/master/src/Document.php#L610-L628 - Document::validate() throws Exception

Use Document::isValid() && Document::getErrors() to get errors instead of exception

[sagarguhe]

Ok, I would need to check Document::isValid() before saving document with Document::save() to prevent it from throwing exception...

[sokil]

correct. there are two equal cases:

if ($document->isValid())
    $document->save();
} else {
    var_dump($document->getErrors());
}

or

try {
    $document->save();
} catch (\Sokil\Mongo\Document\InvalidDocumentException $e) {
    var_dump($document->getErrors());
}

[sokil]

https://github.com/PHPMongoKit/yii2-mongo-odm - Yii2 adapter for mongo client implemented