Contributte Database
# Contributte / Database
# Content
# Resources
Inspired by these articles:
- http://www.yiiframework.com/wiki/38/how-to-use-nested-db-transactions-mysql-5-postgresql/ (opens new window)
- http://www.kennynet.co.uk/2008/12/02/php-pdo-nested-transactions/ (opens new window)
- https://gist.github.com/neoascetic/5269127 (opens new window)
# Transaction
Provides nested transaction via savepoints.
Support
- MySQL / MySQLi
- PostgreSQL
- SQLite
# Usage
As with any other extension, you need to register it.
extensions:
ntdb: Contributte\Database\DI\TransactionExtension
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That's all. You can now let nette\di
autowire it to your services/presenters.
# NEON
Register it as a service in your config file.
services:
- Contributte\Database\Transaction\Transaction
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On multiple connections you have to specify which one to use.
services:
- Contributte\Database\Transaction\Transaction(@nette.database.one.connection)
# or
- Contributte\Database\Transaction\Transaction(@nette.database.two.connection)
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# API
$t->begin
$t->commit
$t->rollback
$t->transaction
or$t->t
$t->promise
# Begin
Starts a transaction.
$t = new Transaction(new Connection(...));
$t->begin();
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# Commit
Commits changes in a transaction.
$t = new Transaction(new Connection(...));
$t->begin();
// some changes..
$t->commit();
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# Rollback
Reverts changes in a transaction.
$t = new Transaction(new Connection(...));
$t->begin();
try {
// some changes..
$t->commit();
} catch (Exception $e) {
$t->rollback();
}
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# Transaction
Combines begin, commit and rollback to one method.
On success it commits changes, if an exception is thrown it rolls back changes.
$t = new Transaction(new Connection(...));
$t->transaction(function() {
// some changes..
});
// or alias
$t->t(function() {
// some changes..
});
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# Promise
Another approach to transactions.
$t = new Transaction(new Connection(...));
$t->promise()->then(
function() {
// Logic.. (save/update/remove some data)
},
function () {
// Success.. (after commit)
},
function() {
// Failed.. (after rollback)
}
);
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# UnresolvedTransactionException
Logs unresolved transaction.
Idea by Ondrej Mirtes (https://ondrej.mirtes.cz/detekce-neuzavrenych-transakci (opens new window)).
$t = new Transaction(new Connection(...));
$t->onUnresolved[] = function($exception) {
Tracy\Debugger::log($exception);
};
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# Usage
use Contributte\Database\Transaction\Transaction;
class MyRepository {
function __construct(Connection $connection) {
$this->transaction = new Transaction($connection);
}
// OR
function __construct(Context $context) {
$this->transaction = new Transaction($context->getConnection());
}
}
class MyPresenter {
public function processSomething() {
$transaction->transaction(function() {
// Save one..
// Make other..
// Delete from this..
// Update everything..
});
}
}
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