<?php
/**
* @file
* Document example.
*/
// Simply loads the Composer Autoloader.
require './../../vendor/autoload.php';
$vultan = \Vultan\Vultan::connect();
// The DocumentFactory is designed for handling dependency injection for
// Document creation.
//
// Documents can be created empty.
$document = $vultan->getDocumentFactory()->createDocument();
// Or documents can have data in them.
$my_data = array('some_key' => 'apple', 'another_key' => 'orange');
$document = $vultan->getDocumentFactory()->createDocument($my_data);
// Non-modelled documents must provide their collection.
$document->setCollection('fruit');
// We can perform an Upsert on the object directly.
$document->save();
// Using the same vultan object, we can do a query to see our insert.
// Note that we'll need to set the collection explicitly this time.
$vultan->useCollection('fruit');
$result = $vultan->findAll(array('some_key' => 'apple'));
print '<pre>';
print_r($result);
print '</pre>';
/**
* {@inheritdoc}
*/
public function preFlight()
{
$this->vultan = Vultan::connect()->useDatabase('test')->useCollection('test');
}
/**
* Access a Vultan DB connection.
*
* @return \Vultan\Document\DocumentInterface
* A Vultan Document.
*/
public function invokeDatabaseConnection()
{
$this->vultan = Vultan::init($this->config);
return $this;
}
<?php
/**
* @file
* Provides an example for updating data.
*/
// Simply loads the Composer Autoloader.
require '../vendor/autoload.php';
// Using the connect() method without arguments returns a connection to the
// default MongoDB on localhost.
$vultan = \Vultan\Vultan::connect()->useDatabase('cars')->useCollection('marques');
/*
* Update the first matched item.
*/
// We now have two records, this will only update one.
$data = array('name' => 'Rolls Royce', 'founded' => '1906', 'place' => 'Manchester', 'type' => 'manufacturer');
$filter = array('name' => 'Rolls Royce');
$result = $vultan->update($data, $filter)->execute();
// Message...
// Print a useful message.
print '<h2>First update result:</h2>';
print '<p>' . $result->getMessage() . '</p>';
/*
* Update all matched items.
*/
// There are still two records, however they are now different. We'll do a
// partial update on both. This will update only the field specified.
$filter = array('type' => 'manufacturer');
$data = array('founded' => '1900');
$result = $vultan->updateAll($data, $filter, TRUE)->execute();
// Print a useful message.
