implements Phalcon\Mvc\EntityInterface, Phalcon\Mvc\ModelInterface, Phalcon\Mvc\Model\ResultInterface, Phalcon\Di\InjectionAwareInterface, Serializable, JsonSerializable
Phalcon\Mvc\Model connects business objects and database tables to create a persistable domain model where logic and data are presented in one wrapping. It‘s an implementation of the object-relational mapping (ORM).
A model represents the information (data) of the application and the rules to manipulate that data. Models are primarily used for managing the rules of interaction with a corresponding database table. In most cases, each table in your database will correspond to one model in your application. The bulk of your application’s business logic will be concentrated in the models.
Phalcon\Mvc\Model is the first ORM written in Zephir/C languages for PHP, giving to developers high performance when interacting with databases while is also easy to use.
$robot = new Robots(); $robot->type = "mechanical"; $robot->name = "Astro Boy"; $robot->year = 1952; if ($robot->save() === false) { echo "Umh, We can store robots: "; $messages = $robot->getMessages(); foreach ($messages as $message) { echo message; } } else { echo "Great, a new robot was saved successfully!"; }
Phalcon\Mvc\Model constructor
Sets the dependency injection container
Returns the dependency injection container
Sets a custom events manager
Returns the custom events manager
Returns the models meta-data service related to the entity instance
Returns the models manager related to the entity instance
Sets a transaction related to the Model instance
use Phalcon\Mvc\Model\Transaction\Manager as TxManager; use Phalcon\Mvc\Model\Transaction\Failed as TxFailed; try { $txManager = new TxManager(); $transaction = $txManager->get(); $robot = new Robots(); $robot->setTransaction($transaction); $robot->name = "WALL·E"; $robot->created_at = date("Y-m-d"); if ($robot->save() === false) { $transaction->rollback("Can't save robot"); } $robotPart = new RobotParts(); $robotPart->setTransaction($transaction); $robotPart->type = "head"; if ($robotPart->save() === false) { $transaction->rollback("Robot part cannot be saved"); } $transaction->commit(); } catch (TxFailed $e) { echo "Failed, reason: ", $e->getMessage(); }
Sets the table name to which model should be mapped
Returns the table name mapped in the model
Sets schema name where the mapped table is located
Returns schema name where the mapped table is located
Sets the DependencyInjection connection service name
Sets the DependencyInjection connection service name used to read data
Sets the DependencyInjection connection service name used to write data
Returns the DependencyInjection connection service name used to read data related the model
Returns the DependencyInjection connection service name used to write data related to the model
Sets the dirty state of the object using one of the DIRTY_STATE_* constants
Returns one of the DIRTY_STATE_* constants telling if the record exists in the database or not
Gets the connection used to read data for the model
Gets the connection used to write data to the model
Assigns values to a model from an array
$robot->assign( [ "type" => "mechanical", "name" => "Astro Boy", "year" => 1952, ] ); // Assign by db row, column map needed $robot->assign( $dbRow, [ "db_type" => "type", "db_name" => "name", "db_year" => "year", ] ); // Allow assign only name and year $robot->assign( $_POST, null, [ "name", "year", ] );
Assigns values to a model from an array, returning a new model.
$robot = \Phalcon\Mvc\Model::cloneResultMap( new Robots(), [ "type" => "mechanical", "name" => "Astro Boy", "year" => 1952, ] );
Returns an hydrated result based on the data and the column map
Assigns values to a model from an array returning a new model
$robot = Phalcon\Mvc\Model::cloneResult( new Robots(), [ "type" => "mechanical", "name" => "Astro Boy", "year" => 1952, ] );
Query for a set of records that match the specified conditions
// How many robots are there? $robots = Robots::find(); echo "There are ", count($robots), "\n"; // How many mechanical robots are there? $robots = Robots::find( "type = 'mechanical'" ); echo "There are ", count($robots), "\n"; // Get and print virtual robots ordered by name $robots = Robots::find( [ "type = 'virtual'", "order" => "name", ] ); foreach ($robots as $robot) { echo $robot->name, "\n"; } // Get first 100 virtual robots ordered by name $robots = Robots::find( [ "type = 'virtual'", "order" => "name", "limit" => 100, ] ); foreach ($robots as $robot) { echo $robot->name, "\n"; }
Query the first record that matches the specified conditions
// What's the first robot in robots table? $robot = Robots::findFirst(); echo "The robot name is ", $robot->name; // What's the first mechanical robot in robots table? $robot = Robots::findFirst( "type = 'mechanical'" ); echo "The first mechanical robot name is ", $robot->name; // Get first virtual robot ordered by name $robot = Robots::findFirst( [ "type = 'virtual'", "order" => "name", ] ); echo "The first virtual robot name is ", $robot->name;
Create a criteria for a specific model
Checks whether the current record already exists
Generate a PHQL SELECT statement for an aggregate
Counts how many records match the specified conditions
// How many robots are there? $number = Robots::count(); echo "There are ", $number, "\n"; // How many mechanical robots are there? $number = Robots::count("type = 'mechanical'"); echo "There are ", $number, " mechanical robots\n";
Calculates the sum on a column for a result-set of rows that match the specified conditions
// How much are all robots? $sum = Robots::sum( [ "column" => "price", ] ); echo "The total price of robots is ", $sum, "\n"; // How much are mechanical robots? $sum = Robots::sum( [ "type = 'mechanical'", "column" => "price", ] ); echo "The total price of mechanical robots is ", $sum, "\n";
Returns the maximum value of a column for a result-set of rows that match the specified conditions
// What is the maximum robot id? $id = Robots::maximum( [ "column" => "id", ] ); echo "The maximum robot id is: ", $id, "\n"; // What is the maximum id of mechanical robots? $sum = Robots::maximum( [ "type = 'mechanical'", "column" => "id", ] ); echo "The maximum robot id of mechanical robots is ", $id, "\n";
Returns the minimum value of a column for a result-set of rows that match the specified conditions
// What is the minimum robot id? $id = Robots::minimum( [ "column" => "id", ] ); echo "The minimum robot id is: ", $id; // What is the minimum id of mechanical robots? $sum = Robots::minimum( [ "type = 'mechanical'", "column" => "id", ] ); echo "The minimum robot id of mechanical robots is ", $id;
Returns the average value on a column for a result-set of rows matching the specified conditions
// What's the average price of robots? $average = Robots::average( [ "column" => "price", ] ); echo "The average price is ", $average, "\n"; // What's the average price of mechanical robots? $average = Robots::average( [ "type = 'mechanical'", "column" => "price", ] ); echo "The average price of mechanical robots is ", $average, "\n";
Fires an event, implicitly calls behaviors and listeners in the events manager are notified
Fires an event, implicitly calls behaviors and listeners in the events manager are notified This method stops if one of the callbacks/listeners returns boolean false
Cancel the current operation
Appends a customized message on the validation process
use Phalcon\Mvc\Model; use Phalcon\Mvc\Model\Message as Message; class Robots extends Model { public function beforeSave() { if ($this->name === "Peter") { $message = new Message( "Sorry, but a robot cannot be named Peter" ); $this->appendMessage($message); } } }
Executes validators on every validation call
use Phalcon\Mvc\Model; use Phalcon\Validation; use Phalcon\Validation\Validator\ExclusionIn; class Subscriptors extends Model { public function validation() { $validator = new Validation(); $validator->add( "status", new ExclusionIn( [ "domain" => [ "A", "I", ], ] ) ); return $this->validate($validator); } }
Check whether validation process has generated any messages
use Phalcon\Mvc\Model; use Phalcon\Validation; use Phalcon\Validation\Validator\ExclusionIn; class Subscriptors extends Model { public function validation() { $validator = new Validation(); $validator->validate( "status", new ExclusionIn( [ "domain" => [ "A", "I", ], ] ) ); return $this->validate($validator); } }
Returns array of validation messages
$robot = new Robots(); $robot->type = "mechanical"; $robot->name = "Astro Boy"; $robot->year = 1952; if ($robot->save() === false) { echo "Umh, We can't store robots right now "; $messages = $robot->getMessages(); foreach ($messages as $message) { echo $message; } } else { echo "Great, a new robot was saved successfully!"; }
Reads “belongs to” relations and check the virtual foreign keys when inserting or updating records to verify that inserted/updated values are present in the related entity
Reads both “hasMany” and “hasOne” relations and checks the virtual foreign keys (cascade) when deleting records
Reads both “hasMany” and “hasOne” relations and checks the virtual foreign keys (restrict) when deleting records
Executes internal hooks before save a record
Executes internal events after save a record
Sends a pre-build INSERT SQL statement to the relational database system
Sends a pre-build UPDATE SQL statement to the relational database system
Saves related records that must be stored prior to save the master record
Save the related records assigned in the has-one/has-many relations
Inserts or updates a model instance. Returning true on success or false otherwise.
// Creating a new robot $robot = new Robots(); $robot->type = "mechanical"; $robot->name = "Astro Boy"; $robot->year = 1952; $robot->save(); // Updating a robot name $robot = Robots::findFirst("id = 100"); $robot->name = "Biomass"; $robot->save();
Inserts a model instance. If the instance already exists in the persistence it will throw an exception Returning true on success or false otherwise.
// Creating a new robot $robot = new Robots(); $robot->type = "mechanical"; $robot->name = "Astro Boy"; $robot->year = 1952; $robot->create(); // Passing an array to create $robot = new Robots(); $robot->create( [ "type" => "mechanical", "name" => "Astro Boy", "year" => 1952, ] );
Updates a model instance. If the instance doesn’t exist in the persistence it will throw an exception Returning true on success or false otherwise.
// Updating a robot name $robot = Robots::findFirst("id = 100"); $robot->name = "Biomass"; $robot->update();
Deletes a model instance. Returning true on success or false otherwise.
$robot = Robots::findFirst("id=100"); $robot->delete(); $robots = Robots::find("type = 'mechanical'"); foreach ($robots as $robot) { $robot->delete(); }
Returns the type of the latest operation performed by the ORM Returns one of the OP_* class constants
Refreshes the model attributes re-querying the record from the database
Skips the current operation forcing a success state
Reads an attribute value by its name
echo $robot->readAttribute("name");
Writes an attribute value by its name
$robot->writeAttribute("name", "Rosey");
Sets a list of attributes that must be skipped from the generated INSERT/UPDATE statement
<?php class Robots extends \Phalcon\Mvc\Model { public function initialize() { $this->skipAttributes( [ "price", ] ); } }
Sets a list of attributes that must be skipped from the generated INSERT statement
<?php class Robots extends \Phalcon\Mvc\Model { public function initialize() { $this->skipAttributesOnCreate( [ "created_at", ] ); } }
Sets a list of attributes that must be skipped from the generated UPDATE statement
<?php class Robots extends \Phalcon\Mvc\Model { public function initialize() { $this->skipAttributesOnUpdate( [ "modified_in", ] ); } }
Sets a list of attributes that must be skipped from the generated UPDATE statement
<?php class Robots extends \Phalcon\Mvc\Model { public function initialize() { $this->allowEmptyStringValues( [ "name", ] ); } }
Setup a 1-1 relation between two models
<?php class Robots extends \Phalcon\Mvc\Model { public function initialize() { $this->hasOne("id", "RobotsDescription", "robots_id"); } }
Setup a reverse 1-1 or n-1 relation between two models
<?php class RobotsParts extends \Phalcon\Mvc\Model { public function initialize() { $this->belongsTo("robots_id", "Robots", "id"); } }
Setup a 1-n relation between two models
<?php class Robots extends \Phalcon\Mvc\Model { public function initialize() { $this->hasMany("id", "RobotsParts", "robots_id"); } }
Setup an n-n relation between two models, through an intermediate relation
<?php class Robots extends \Phalcon\Mvc\Model { public function initialize() { // Setup a many-to-many relation to Parts through RobotsParts $this->hasManyToMany( "id", "RobotsParts", "robots_id", "parts_id", "Parts", "id", ); } }
Setups a behavior in a model
<?php use Phalcon\Mvc\Model; use Phalcon\Mvc\Model\Behavior\Timestampable; class Robots extends Model { public function initialize() { $this->addBehavior( new Timestampable( [ "onCreate" => [ "field" => "created_at", "format" => "Y-m-d", ], ] ) ); } }
Sets if the model must keep the original record snapshot in memory
<?php use Phalcon\Mvc\Model; class Robots extends Model { public function initialize() { $this->keepSnapshots(true); } }
Sets the record’s snapshot data. This method is used internally to set snapshot data when the model was set up to keep snapshot data
Checks if the object has internal snapshot data
Returns the internal snapshot data
Check if a specific attribute has changed This only works if the model is keeping data snapshots
Returns a list of changed values.
$robots = Robots::findFirst(); print_r($robots->getChangedFields()); // [] $robots->deleted = 'Y'; $robots->getChangedFields(); print_r($robots->getChangedFields()); // ["deleted"]
Sets if a model must use dynamic update instead of the all-field update
<?php use Phalcon\Mvc\Model; class Robots extends Model { public function initialize() { $this->useDynamicUpdate(true); } }
Returns related records based on defined relations
Returns related records defined relations depending on the method name
Try to check if the query must invoke a finder
Handles method calls when a method is not implemented
Handles method calls when a static method is not implemented
Magic method to assign values to the the model
Check for, and attempt to use, possible setter.
Magic method to get related records using the relation alias as a property
Magic method to check if a property is a valid relation
Serializes the object ignoring connections, services, related objects or static properties
Unserializes the object from a serialized string
Returns a simple representation of the object that can be used with var_dump
var_dump( $robot->dump() );
Returns the instance as an array representation
print_r( $robot->toArray() );
Serializes the object for json_encode
echo json_encode($robot);
Enables/disables options in the ORM
Reset a model instance data
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