Interface RepositoryInterface
Describes the methods that any class representing a data storage should comply with.
Method Summary
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aliasField() public
Alias a field with the repository's current alias.
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delete() public
Delete a single entity.
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deleteAll() public
Deletes all records matching the provided conditions.
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exists() public
Returns true if there is any record in this repository matching the specified conditions.
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find() public
Creates a new Query for this repository and applies some defaults based on the type of search that was selected.
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get() public
Returns a single record after finding it by its primary key, if no record is found this method throws an exception.
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getAlias() public
Returns the repository alias.
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getRegistryAlias() public
Returns the table registry key used to create this table instance.
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hasField() public
Test to see if a Repository has a specific field/column.
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newEmptyEntity() public
This creates a new entity object.
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newEntities() public
Create a list of entities + associated entities from an array.
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newEntity() public
Create a new entity + associated entities from an array.
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patchEntities() public
Merges each of the elements passed in
$data
into the entities found in$entities
respecting the accessible fields configured on the entities. Merging is done by matching the primary key in each of the elements in$data
and$entities
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patchEntity() public
Merges the passed
$data
into$entity
respecting the accessible fields configured on the entity. Returns the same entity after being altered. -
query() public
Creates a new Query instance for this repository
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save() public
Persists an entity based on the fields that are marked as dirty and returns the same entity after a successful save or false in case of any error.
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setAlias() public
Sets the repository alias.
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setRegistryAlias() public
Sets the table registry key used to create this table instance.
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updateAll() public
Update all matching records.
Method Detail
aliasField() ¶ public
aliasField(string $field): string
Alias a field with the repository's current alias.
If field is already aliased it will result in no-op.
Parameters
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string
$field The field to alias.
Returns
string
delete() ¶ public
delete(Cake\Datasource\EntityInterface $entity, array<string, mixed> $options = []): bool
Delete a single entity.
Deletes an entity and possibly related associations from the database based on the 'dependent' option used when defining the association.
Parameters
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Cake\Datasource\EntityInterface
$entity The entity to remove.
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array<string, mixed>
$options optional The options for the delete.
Returns
bool
deleteAll() ¶ public
deleteAll(Closure|array|string|null $conditions): int
Deletes all records matching the provided conditions.
This method will not trigger beforeDelete/afterDelete events. If you need those first load a collection of records and delete them.
This method will not execute on associations' cascade
attribute. You should
use database foreign keys + ON CASCADE rules if you need cascading deletes combined
with this method.
Parameters
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Closure|array|string|null
$conditions Conditions to be used, accepts anything Query::where() can take.
Returns
int
See Also
exists() ¶ public
exists(Closure|array|string|null $conditions): bool
Returns true if there is any record in this repository matching the specified conditions.
Parameters
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Closure|array|string|null
$conditions list of conditions to pass to the query
Returns
bool
find() ¶ public
find(string $type = 'all', mixed ...$args): Cake\Datasource\QueryInterface
Creates a new Query for this repository and applies some defaults based on the type of search that was selected.
Parameters
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string
$type optional the type of query to perform
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mixed
...$args Arguments that match up to finder-specific parameters
Returns
Cake\Datasource\QueryInterface
get() ¶ public
get(mixed $primaryKey, array|string $finder = 'all', Psr\SimpleCache\CacheInterface|string|null $cache = null, Closure|string|null $cacheKey = null, mixed ...$args): Cake\Datasource\EntityInterface
Returns a single record after finding it by its primary key, if no record is found this method throws an exception.
Example:
$id = 10;
$article = $articles->get($id);
$article = $articles->get($id, ['contain' => ['Comments]]);
Parameters
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mixed
$primaryKey primary key value to find
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array|string
$finder optional The finder to use. Passing an options array is deprecated.
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Psr\SimpleCache\CacheInterface|string|null
$cache optional The cache config to use. Defaults to
null
, i.e. no caching.-
Closure|string|null
$cacheKey optional The cache key to use. If not provided one will be autogenerated if
$cache
is not null.-
mixed
...$args
Returns
Cake\Datasource\EntityInterface
Throws
Cake\Datasource\Exception\RecordNotFoundException
if the record with such id could not be found
See Also
getRegistryAlias() ¶ public
getRegistryAlias(): string
Returns the table registry key used to create this table instance.
Returns
string
hasField() ¶ public
hasField(string $field): bool
Test to see if a Repository has a specific field/column.
Parameters
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string
$field The field to check for.
Returns
bool
newEmptyEntity() ¶ public
newEmptyEntity(): Cake\Datasource\EntityInterface
This creates a new entity object.
Careful: This does not trigger any field validation. This entity can be persisted without validation error as empty record. Always patch in required fields before saving.
Returns
Cake\Datasource\EntityInterface
newEntities() ¶ public
newEntities(array $data, array<string, mixed> $options = []): arrayCake\Datasource\EntityInterface>
Create a list of entities + associated entities from an array.
This is most useful when hydrating request data back into entities. For example, in your controller code:
$articles = $this->Articles->newEntities($this->request->getData());
The hydrated entities can then be iterated and saved.
Parameters
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array
$data The data to build an entity with.
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array<string, mixed>
$options optional A list of options for the objects hydration.
Returns
arrayCake\Datasource\EntityInterface>
newEntity() ¶ public
newEntity(array $data, array<string, mixed> $options = []): Cake\Datasource\EntityInterface
Create a new entity + associated entities from an array.
This is most useful when hydrating request data back into entities. For example, in your controller code:
$article = $this->Articles->newEntity($this->request->getData());
The hydrated entity will correctly do an insert/update based on the primary key data existing in the database when the entity is saved. Until the entity is saved, it will be a detached record.
Parameters
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array
$data The data to build an entity with.
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array<string, mixed>
$options optional A list of options for the object hydration.
Returns
Cake\Datasource\EntityInterface
patchEntities() ¶ public
patchEntities(iterableCake\Datasource\EntityInterface> $entities, array $data, array<string, mixed> $options = []): arrayCake\Datasource\EntityInterface>
Merges each of the elements passed in $data
into the entities
found in $entities
respecting the accessible fields configured on the entities.
Merging is done by matching the primary key in each of the elements in $data
and $entities
.
This is most useful when editing a list of existing entities using request data:
$article = $this->Articles->patchEntities($articles, $this->request->getData());
Parameters
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iterableCake\Datasource\EntityInterface>
$entities the entities that will get the data merged in
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array
$data list of arrays to be merged into the entities
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array<string, mixed>
$options optional A list of options for the objects hydration.
Returns
arrayCake\Datasource\EntityInterface>
patchEntity() ¶ public
patchEntity(Cake\Datasource\EntityInterface $entity, array $data, array<string, mixed> $options = []): Cake\Datasource\EntityInterface
Merges the passed $data
into $entity
respecting the accessible
fields configured on the entity. Returns the same entity after being
altered.
This is most useful when editing an existing entity using request data:
$article = $this->Articles->patchEntity($article, $this->request->getData());
Parameters
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Cake\Datasource\EntityInterface
$entity the entity that will get the data merged in
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array
$data key value list of fields to be merged into the entity
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array<string, mixed>
$options optional A list of options for the object hydration.
Returns
Cake\Datasource\EntityInterface
query() ¶ public
query(): Cake\Datasource\QueryInterface
Creates a new Query instance for this repository
Returns
Cake\Datasource\QueryInterface
save() ¶ public
save(Cake\Datasource\EntityInterface $entity, array<string, mixed> $options = []): Cake\Datasource\EntityInterface|false
Persists an entity based on the fields that are marked as dirty and returns the same entity after a successful save or false in case of any error.
Parameters
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Cake\Datasource\EntityInterface
$entity the entity to be saved
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array<string, mixed>
$options optional The options to use when saving.
Returns
Cake\Datasource\EntityInterface|false
setAlias() ¶ public
setAlias(string $alias): $this
Sets the repository alias.
Parameters
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string
$alias Table alias
Returns
$this
setRegistryAlias() ¶ public
setRegistryAlias(string $registryAlias): $this
Sets the table registry key used to create this table instance.
Parameters
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string
$registryAlias The key used to access this object.
Returns
$this
updateAll() ¶ public
updateAll(Closure|array|string $fields, Closure|array|string|null $conditions): int
Update all matching records.
Sets the $fields to the provided values based on $conditions. This method will not trigger beforeSave/afterSave events. If you need those first load a collection of records and update them.
Parameters
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Closure|array|string
$fields A hash of field => new value.
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Closure|array|string|null
$conditions Conditions to be used, accepts anything Query::where() can take.
Returns
int