/**
* Finds a bean using a type and a where clause (SQL).
* As with most Query tools in RedBean you can provide values to
* be inserted in the SQL statement by populating the value
* array parameter; you can either use the question mark notation
* or the slot-notation (:keyname).
*
* @param string $type type the type of bean you are looking for
* @param string $sql sql SQL query to find the desired bean, starting right after WHERE clause
* @param array $bindings values array of values to be bound to parameters in query
*
* @return array
*
* @throws Security
*/
public function find($type, $sql = NULL, $bindings = array())
{
if (!is_array($bindings)) {
throw new RedException('Expected array, ' . gettype($bindings) . ' given.');
}
return $this->redbean->find($type, array(), $sql, $bindings);
}
/**
* Finds beans by its type and a certain criteria set.
*
* Format of criteria set: property => value
* The criteria set also supports OR-conditions: property => array( value1, orValue2 )
*
* If the additional SQL is a condition, this condition will be glued to the rest
* of the query using an AND operator. Note that this is as far as this method
* can go, there is no way to glue additional SQL using an OR-condition.
* This method provides access to an underlying mechanism in the RedBeanPHP architecture
* to find beans using criteria sets. However, please do not use this method
* for complex queries, use plain SQL instead ( the regular find method ) as it is
* more suitable for the job. This method is
* meant for basic search-by-example operations.
*
* @param string $type type of bean to search for
* @param array $conditions criteria set describing the bean to search for
* @param string $sql additional SQL (for sorting)
*
* @return array
*/
public function findLike($type, $conditions = array(), $sql = '')
{
if (count($conditions) > 0) {
foreach ($conditions as $key => $condition) {
if (!count($condition)) {
unset($conditions[$key]);
}
}
}
return $this->redbean->find($type, $conditions, $sql);
}
/**
* Test the database driver and low level functions.
*
* @return void
*/
public function testDriver()
{
$currentDriver = $this->currentlyActiveDriverID;
R::store(R::dispense('justabean'));
$adapter = new TroubleDapter(R::getToolBox()->getDatabaseAdapter()->getDatabase());
$adapter->setSQLState('HY000');
$writer = new SQLiteT($adapter);
$redbean = new OODB($writer);
$toolbox = new ToolBox($redbean, $adapter, $writer);
// We can only test this for a known driver...
if ($currentDriver === 'sqlite') {
try {
$redbean->find('bean');
pass();
} catch (\Exception $e) {
var_dump($e->getSQLState());
fail();
}
}
$adapter->setSQLState(-999);
try {
$redbean->find('bean');
fail();
} catch (\Exception $e) {
pass();
}
try {
$redbean->wipe('justabean');
fail();
} catch (\Exception $e) {
pass();
}
$toolbox = R::getToolBox();
$adapter = $toolbox->getDatabaseAdapter();
$writer = $toolbox->getWriter();
$redbean = $toolbox->getRedBean();
$pdo = $adapter->getDatabase();
$page = $redbean->dispense("page");
try {
$adapter->exec("an invalid query");
fail();
} catch (SQL $e) {
pass();
}
// Special data type description should result in magic number 99 (specified)
if ($currentDriver == 'mysql') {
asrt($writer->code(MySQL::C_DATATYPE_SPECIAL_DATE), 99);
}
if ($currentDriver == 'pgsql') {
asrt($writer->code(PostgreSQL::C_DATATYPE_SPECIAL_DATE), 99);
}
if ($currentDriver == 'CUBRID') {
asrt($writer->code(CUBRID::C_DATATYPE_SPECIAL_DATE), 99);
}
asrt((int) $adapter->getCell("SELECT 123"), 123);
$page->aname = "my page";
$id = (int) $redbean->store($page);
asrt((int) $page->id, 1);
asrt((int) $pdo->GetCell("SELECT count(*) FROM page"), 1);
asrt($pdo->GetCell("SELECT aname FROM page LIMIT 1"), "my page");
asrt((int) $id, 1);
$page = $redbean->load("page", 1);
asrt($page->aname, "my page");
asrt((bool) $page->getMeta("type"), TRUE);
asrt(isset($page->id), TRUE);
asrt($page->getMeta("type"), "page");
asrt((int) $page->id, $id);
}