问题
I am new to PHP OOP. Below is my VERY FIRST class file. I would like to add more flexibility to this code, add functions so I can run queries and even assign the results (either fetch_assoc/fetch_array) to an array (Or var, etc) for latter use.
The problem I am having with running queries, is that I am not able to put together both classes (nesting?): $db->Query->Select('myTable'); OR $db->Query->Select('myTable')->Where($pageID); OR $db->Query->Select('myTable')->Where($pageID)->OrderBy('name');
ALSO, I would appreciate if you let me know if there's something I am doing wrong in this code AND suggestions for improvements, so I can write better php classes in the future =).
<?php
require( $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . '/database/database-connection-info.php');
//This file (database-connection-info.php) contains $config[];
class db {
private $db;
private $type = 'read-only';
//$config['db']['dbh'] = Database Host
//$config['db']['dbn'] = Database Name
//$config['db'][$type]['dbu'] = [User type][user name]
//$config['db'][$type]['dbp'] = [User type][password]
public function __construct($type = null) {
global $config;
$this->config = $config;
$this->Connect($type);
}
public function Connect($type) {
global $config;
switch( $type ) {
case 'admin':
$this->type = 'admin';
$this->db = mysql_connect( $this->config['db']['dbh'] , $this->config['db'][$type]['dbu'] , $this->config['db'][$type]['dbp'] );
return $this->db;
default:
$this->type = 'read-only';
$type = 'read';
$this->db = mysql_connect( $this->config['db']['dbh'] , $this->config['db'][$type]['dbu'] , $this->config['db'][$type]['dbp'] );
return $this->db;
}
}
public function Close() {
mysql_close();
mysql_close($this->db);
$this->type = 'Closed';
}
public function Type() {
return "<b>Database connection type</b>: " . $this->type . "<br/>";
}
public function Status() {
if( !@mysql_stat($this->db) )
{ return "<b>Database connection status</b>: There is no database connection open at this time.<br/>"; }
else { return "<b>Database connection status</b>: " . mysql_stat($this->db) . "<br/>"; }
}
}
//For testing purposes
$db = new db(admin);
echo $db->Type();
echo $db->Status();
echo $db->Close();
echo $db->Status();
echo $db->Type();
?>
回答1:
Two significant improvements:
Don't use a global for the config, instead pass the config in the constructor. This allows you to instantiate db objects to other databases without having to hack a global.
Stop using the native [depreacted]
mysql_*library and switch to a modern API such as PDO or MySQLi. This is a good PDO tutorial, especially in your case because you are coming from the nativemysql_*perspective.
I also noticed this:
$db = new db(admin);
PHP will look for a constant admin here, it will fail to find it and assume the string admin was intended. If you ever had a constant defined as admin then you would observe strange behavior there (or what you might think is string anyway). Change to a string:
$db = new db('admin');
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13376356/how-to-create-improve-database-php-oop-class-with-all-full-functions