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Doctrine

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PHP Data Access Libraries (ORM, ActiveRecord, Persistence)
Name
Doctrine
Sito webdoctrine-project.org
Github / Bitbucket / Sourceforgegithub.com/...
LicenseMIT
Latest version2.5.5
How schema is defined?PHP, XML, YAML
Code generation schema-tool
Can be used in Any Framework composer / packagist
Automated Cache
Anti-patterns (purposely included)
Audience
DependenciesMedium: ±5 packages.
Simplicity
no rating
Enterprise Compliance
5.0/5 1 rating
Minimum PHP Version5.4
Basic Features
PDO Support Yes
Transparent support for NoSQL
How to invoke db-vendor-specific extensions? DBAL
Array as a persistence
RestAPI as a persistence
JSON string as a persistence
Same model, multiple persistences
Basic Single-record operations (C,R,U,D)
Table Name Mapping Yes
Field Name Mapping Yes, (Annotations in PHP)
Map Entity to SubQueryNo Must be physical table
Map property to expressionNo Must be physical field
Map native types (DateTime)
User-defined types (e.g. "23 USD") Type class
Map field of related Entity ('currency' = currency_id->Model Currency.name)- Specific record only
Map field to sub-query on related entity (Client.balance = Client->orders->sum(total))No
Entity to join multiple tables (adding new record populates both tables) Associations
Criteria, Scope, Conditions (Model will refuse to work with records that does not match criteria)
Support model-level criteria
Soft-delete Extension
Domain Model Criteria
Expression-based condition
Criteria Compliance (new record must match condition)
Dynamic criteria
Query Building (Convert Model into Query object for further SQL tweaking)
Convert Model into Query Object
Raw expression
Nested/Composite Queries/Expressions
Reference domain-model field in query
field, where, order, limit
options, rollup, partition
UPDATE, DELETE, INSERT query building
REPLACE, TRUNCATE
SHOW, DESCRIBE, CALL
ALTER, CREATE query building
User-defined query template
full support for OR conditions
Use Domain logic in multi-record update
Data Fetching (different ways to retrieve data from database)
Get All Data (2x array)
Associative Array (id=>value)
Select only required fields
Typecasting (e.g. DateTime)
Import (multiple records)
Respect domain model mapping (and criteria)
Single row
Single Value
Single Column
Iterator
Bypass persistence mapping
Loading and Saving individual records
Load by ID
Load by other field
Read-only Models
Model without primary key
Specify fields to load
Save only sends dirty fields
Guarded / Fillable properties
Object Hierarchy Model
Admin extends User, adds criteria (is_admin=1)
Admin extends User, adds accessible fields
Extend model, add Join (Disjoined SubTypes)
Extend model change table
Relations/References (One model can relate to another model. NOT A TABLE JOIN)
Model can define relation to other Model
One-to-Many
One-to-many traversal strategy
Lazy/Eager-loading
One-to-One
Many-to-Many
Deep Many-to-Many traversal.No
Cross-Persistence traversal
Cross-persistence joins, aggregation, reporting
Multi-persistence joinNo
UNION existing modelsNo
Domain-model Aggregation
Model to Model join
Multi-persistence UNIONNo
Behaviours / Hooks
Before/After operation
Override standard C,R,U,D operations
Persistence-specific hooks (to modify Query)
User-defined hooks
Auditing
Global Auditing
Store old/new field values
Revert action (undo) and replay (redo)
Reactive actions
Store log in any persistence
Override, Add fields to audit log
Custom events
Access to record-specific history
Date of creation, modification
User/IP creation, modification
Store incremental revisions
Integration
Field meta-information provided
UI extensionsNo
API extensions
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