public function assertConditions($expectedSql, $values, $underscoredString, $map = null)
{
$cond = SQLBuilder::createConditionsFromUnderscoredString($this->table->conn, $underscoredString, $values, $map);
$this->assertSqlHas($expectedSql, array_shift($cond));
if ($values) {
$this->assertEquals(array_values(array_filter($values, function ($s) {
return $s !== null;
})), array_values($cond));
} else {
$this->assertEquals(array(), $cond);
}
}
protected function createConditionsFromKeys(Model $model, $condition_keys = [], $value_keys = [])
{
$condition_string = \implode('_and_', $condition_keys);
$condition_values = \array_values($model->getValuesFor($value_keys));
// return null if all the foreign key values are null so that we don't try to do a query like "id is null"
if (all(null, $condition_values)) {
return null;
}
$conditions = SQLBuilder::createConditionsFromUnderscoredString(Table::load(\get_class($model))->conn, $condition_string, $condition_values);
# DO NOT CHANGE THE NEXT TWO LINES. add_condition operates on a reference and will screw options array up
if (isset($this->options['conditions'])) {
$options_conditions = $this->options['conditions'];
} else {
$options_conditions = [];
}
return Utils::addCondition($options_conditions, $conditions);
}
/**
* Enables the use of dynamic finders.
*
* Dynamic finders are just an easy way to do queries quickly without having to
* specify an options array with conditions in it.
*
* <code>
* SomeModel::find_by_first_name('Tito');
* SomeModel::find_by_first_name_and_last_name('Tito','the Grief');
* SomeModel::find_by_first_name_or_last_name('Tito','the Grief');
* SomeModel::find_all_by_last_name('Smith');
* SomeModel::count_by_name('Bob')
* SomeModel::count_by_name_or_state('Bob','VA')
* SomeModel::count_by_name_and_state('Bob','VA')
* </code>
*
* You can also create the model if the find call returned no results:
*
* <code>
* Person::find_or_create_by_name('Tito');
*
* # would be the equivalent of
* if (!Person::find_by_name('Tito'))
* Person::create(array('Tito'));
* </code>
*
* Some other examples of find_or_create_by:
*
* <code>
* Person::find_or_create_by_name_and_id('Tito',1);
* Person::find_or_create_by_name_and_id(array('name' => 'Tito', 'id' => 1));
* </code>
*
* @param string $method Name of method
* @param mixed $args Method args
* @return \Activerecord\Model
* @throws {@link Activerecord} if invalid query
* @see find
*/
public static function __callStatic($method, $args)
{
$options = static::extractAndValidateOptions($args);
$create = false;
if (\substr($method, 0, 17) == 'find_or_create_by') {
$attributes = \substr($method, 17);
// can't take any finders with OR in it when doing a find_or_create_by
if (\strpos($attributes, '_or_') !== false) {
throw new ExceptionActiverecord("Cannot use OR'd attributes in find_or_create_by");
}
$create = true;
$method = 'find_by' . \substr($method, 17);
}
if (\substr($method, 0, 7) === 'find_by') {
$attributes = \substr($method, 8);
$options['conditions'] = SQLBuilder::createConditionsFromUnderscoredString(static::connection(), $attributes, $args, static::$alias_attribute);
if (!($ret = static::find('first', $options)) && $create) {
return static::create(SQLBuilder::createHashFromUnderscoredString($attributes, $args, static::$alias_attribute));
}
return $ret;
} elseif (\substr($method, 0, 11) === 'find_all_by') {
$options['conditions'] = SQLBuilder::createConditionsFromUnderscoredString(static::connection(), \substr($method, 12), $args, static::$alias_attribute);
return static::find('all', $options);
} elseif (\substr($method, 0, 8) === 'count_by') {
$options['conditions'] = SQLBuilder::createConditionsFromUnderscoredString(static::connection(), \substr($method, 9), $args, static::$alias_attribute);
return static::count($options);
}
throw new ExceptionActiverecord("Call to undefined method: {$method}");
}