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https://github.com/kevgk/Leya
Work with MySQL databases in autohotkey, without exposing server credentials.
https://github.com/kevgk/Leya
ahk api autohotkey database improv3d mysql php
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Work with MySQL databases in autohotkey, without exposing server credentials.
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/kevgk/Leya
- Owner: kevgk
- Created: 2013-06-25T14:44:14.000Z (over 11 years ago)
- Default Branch: master
- Last Pushed: 2020-04-30T18:02:57.000Z (over 4 years ago)
- Last Synced: 2024-08-04T01:03:00.103Z (4 months ago)
- Topics: ahk, api, autohotkey, database, improv3d, mysql, php
- Language: PHP
- Homepage:
- Size: 104 KB
- Stars: 16
- Watchers: 6
- Forks: 5
- Open Issues: 3
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Metadata Files:
- Readme: readme.md
- Changelog: changelog.md
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README
# Leya 3.0.0
_Formerly "Improv3d API"_
[](https://gitter.im/Improv3d-API/Lobby)
## About
Leya is an api that enables the work with MySQL databases in autohotkey, without exposing server credentials to the client. This is done by running the api on a php server, between the client and the database.
In addition to that, you get a powerful authentification & permission system.
You don´t need to write any SQL queries, leya gives you a collection of commands to access and alter the database, and builds the queries for you.
## Installation
- Open `config.php`, fill in your server data and adjust permissions.
- Upload the `leya.php` and `config.php` files.
## Api Response
### data
The api responds with an object containing your data and metadata. When requesting an array of rows, with methods like getWhere, the results are put into an array with the name of the database.
### error
When the \_\_error value is empty or 0, no error occurred, while executing the function.
### affectedRows
The amount of rows, that got affected by the function.
### example
Let's say you executed the get method and requested "username" and "role".
Your response is going to look like this:
```
{
data {
username
role
}
error
affectedRows
}
```
```autohotkey
#include leya.ahk
leya.server := "http://my-server.com/leya.php"
req := leya.get("users", "playerA", "first_name, last_name")
player := req.data
if req.error
msgbox % req.error
else
msgbox The fullname of playerA is %player.first_name% %player.last_name%.
```
```autohotkey
#include leya.ahk
leya.server := "http://my-server.com/leya.php"
req := leya.getWhere("users", "*", "age", ">=", "18")
if req.error
msgbox % req.error
else {
msgbox Found %req.affectedRows% users over 18.
if req.users {
; loop over all users, over the age of 18
for index, user in req.data.users {
msgbox % user.first_name " " user.last_name
}
}
}
```
## Methods
### Database
#### Basic
- [get(table, row, column)](https://github.com/kevgk/Leya/wiki/leya.get)
- [getWhere(table, column, conditionColumn, operator, conditionValue)](https://github.com/kevgk/Leya/wiki/leya.getWhere)
- [set(table, row, column, value)](https://github.com/kevgk/Leya/wiki/leya.set)
- compare(table, row, column, value, caseInsensitive)
#### Rows
- createRow(table, row)
- deleteRow(table, row)
- listRows(table)
- countRows(table)
- rowExist(table, row)
#### Columns
- listColumns(table)
- addColumn(table, column)
- deleteColumn(table, column)
- renameColumn(table, column, value)
- setColumn(table, column, type, length)
#### Table
- createTable(table, columns)
- deleteTable(table)
- tableExist(table)
- checkTable(table)
- exec(query)
### File
- fileWrite(file, content, mode)
- fileRead(file)
- fileDelete(file)
- fileRename(file, name)
- fileExists(file)
- fileCopy(file, destination)
- fileSize(file, unit)
### Misc
- hash(content, algorithm)
- mail(reciever, message, subject)
- generateKey()
- join(array, seperator)
## Properties
- leya.server
- leya.key
- leya.debug
## Examples
```autohotkey
#include leya.ahk
leya.server := "http://my-server.com/leya.php"
player := leya.get("users", "playerA", "level")
msgbox PlayerA is on Level %player.level%
```
```autohotkey
#include leya.ahk
leya.server := "http://my-server.com/leya.php"
; get an array with the names of users, where "level" is greater than 3
pros := leya.getWhere("users", "name", "level", ">", 3)
; turn the array into a comma seperated string
list := leya.join(pros, ", ")
msgbox %list% are over level 3.
```
```autohotkey
#include leya.ahk
leya.server := "http://my-server.com/leya.php"
player := leya.get("users", "improv3d", "*")
msgbox % "Name: " player.name " Level: " player.level
```
## Security
If you share your application with others, they could figure out the url to your server and use the api against you. Depending on your configuration, they could read anything from the database, modify data or even delete all tables.
Don´t worry, the api has functions, to prevent this.
You should always use [Authentication-Keys](https://github.com/kevgk/leya/wiki/Authentication-Keys), so someone without a key, can´t access the api. When you´re working with multiple users, assign individual keys for every user, so you could easily block someone, or limit their permissions.
Only give users the permissions they need.
Don't hardcode keys in your application. Import them from a txt file or let users enter them.
```autohotkey
FileRead, userkey, %A_ScriptDir%/apikey
leya.key := userkey
```