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# PHP Extended SQL



PHP Extended SQL is an alternative to the also-known DQL (Doctrine Query Language). It combines the flexibility of SQL with the powerful Doctrine metadata to give you more control over queries.



```php

getConnection();

$mapper = new ESQLMapper($autoMapper, $managerRegistry);

$esql = new ESQL($managerRegistry, $mapper);

$car = $esql(Car::class);

$model = $car(Model::class);



$query = <<columns()}, {$model->columns()} FROM {$car->table()}

INNER JOIN {$model->table()} ON {$car->join(Model::class)}

WHERE {$car->identifier()}

SQL;



$stmt = $connection->prepare($query);

$stmt->execute(['id' => 1]);



var_dump($esql->map($stmt->fetch()));

```



[Jump to the documentation](#documentation) or [read this blog article](https://soyuka.me/esql-alternative-to-doctrine-query-language-why/) to see it in action.



## API Platform bridge



This package comes with an API Platform bridge that supports filters and pagination. To use our bridge, use the `esql` attribute:



```php

automapper->map($data, 'array'); // map your object to an array somehow



$query = <<table()} SET {$car->predicates()}

WHERE {$car->identifier()}

SQL;



$connection->beginTransaction();

$stmt = $connection->prepare($query);

$stmt->execute($binding);

$connection->commit();

```



Same goes for inserting value:



```php

automapper->map($data, 'array'); // map your object to an array somehow

$car = $esql($data)

$query = <<table()} ({$car->columns()}) VALUES ({$car->parameters($binding)});

SQL;



$connection->beginTransaction();

$stmt = $connection->prepare($query);

$stmt->execute($binding);

$connection->commit();

```



Note that if you used a sequence you'd need to handle that yourself.



## Documentation



- [Doctrine](#doctrine)

- [Mapping](#mapping)

- [Bundle configuration](#bundle-configuration)

- [Paginator](#paginator)

- [Examples](#examples)



### Doctrine



An ESQL instance offers a few methods to help you write SQL with the help of Doctrine's metadata. To ease there use inside [HEREDOC](https://www.php.net/manual/en/language.types.string.php#language.types.string.syntax.heredoc) calling `__invoke($classOrObject)` on the `ESQL` class will return an array with the following closure:



```php

table();



// the sql alias

// outputs "car"

echo $car->alias();



// Get columns: columns(?array $fields = null, string $output = $car::AS_STRING): string

// columns() outputs "car.id, car.name, car.model_id"

// output can also take: $car::AS_ARRAY | $car::WITHOUT_ALIASES | $car::WITHOUT_JOIN_COLUMNS | $car::IDENTIFIERS

echo $car->columns();



// Get a single column: column(string $fieldName): string

// column('id') outputs "car.id"

echo $car->column('id');



// Get an identifier predicate: identifier(): string

// identifier() outputs "car.id = :id"

echo $car->identifier();



// Get a join predicate: join(string $relationClass): string

// join(Model::class) outputs "car.model_id = model.id"

echo $car->join(Model::class);



// All kinds of predicates: predicates(?array $fields = null, string $glue = ', '): string

// predicates() outputs "car.id = :id, car.name = :name"

echo $car->predicates();

```



More advanced utilities are available as:



```php

toSQLValue('sold', true);



// Given an array of bindings, will output keys prefixed by `:`: parameters(array $bindings): string

// parameters(['id' => 1, 'color' => 'blue']) will output ":id, :color"

$car->parameters();

```



This are useful to build filters, write systems or even a custom mapper.



ESQL works using aliases and mapping them to classes and their properties. When working on relation you'll have to use:



```php

alias(); // car

$model = $car(Model::class);

$model->alias(); // car_model

```



This way, ESQL knows to map the `Model` to the `Car->model` property. When working with DTOs the relation may not be found and you can alias the relation yourself:



```php

id = 1;

$model->name = 'Volkswagen';



$car = new Car();

$car->id = 1;

$car->name = 'Caddy';

$car->model = $model;



$car2 = new Car();

$car2->id = 2;

$car2->name = 'Passat';

$car2->model = $model;



// Aliases should be generated by ESQL to map properties and relation properly

$this->assertEquals([$car, $car2], $mapper->map([

    ['car_id' => '1', 'car_name' => 'Caddy', 'model_id' => '1', 'model_name' => 'Volkswagen'],

    ['car_id' => '2', 'car_name' => 'Passat', 'model_id' => '1', 'model_name' => 'Volkswagen'],

], Car::class));

```



There's also a Mapper built with the [`symfony/serializer`](https://symfony.com/doc/current/components/serializer.html).



### Bundle configuration



```yaml

esql:

  mapper: Soyuka\ESQL\Bridge\Automapper\ESQLMapper

  api-platform:

    enabled: true

```



### Paginator



API Platform has great defaults for pagination. Using `Soyuka\ESQL\Bridge\ApiPlatform\DataProvider\DataPaginator`, fetching data would look like this:



```php

esql->__invoke(Car::class);

$parameters = [];



$query = <<columns()} FROM {$esql->table()}

SQL;



if ($paginator = $this->dataPaginator->getPaginator($resourceClass, $operationName)) {

    return $paginator($esql, $query, $parameters, $context);

}

```



If you want to handle the pagination yourself, we provide a way to do so:



```php

esql->__invoke($resourceClass);

['itemsPerPage' => $itemsPerPage, 'firstResult' => $firstResult, 'nextResult' => $nextResult, 'page' => $page, 'partial' => $isPartialEnabled] = $this->dataPaginator->getPaginationOptions($resourceClass, $operationName);



$query = <<columns()} FROM {$esql->table()}

LIMIT $itemsPerPage OFFSET $firstResult

SQL;



// fetch data somehow and map

$data = $esql->map($data);



$countQuery = <<< SQL

SELECT COUNT(1) as count FROM {$esql->table()}

SQL;



// get count results somehow

$count = $countResult['count'];



return $isPartialEnabled ? new PartialPaginator($data, $page, $itemsPerPage) : new Paginator($data, $page, $itemsPerPage, $count);

```



### Examples



- [Aggregates](https://github.com/soyuka/esql/blob/main/tests/Fixtures/TestBundle/State/StatisticsProvider.php)

- [Product with CTE](https://github.com/soyuka/esql/blob/main/tests/Fixtures/TestBundle/State/ProductProvider.php)