0.4 - Implement Table Joins

Table join is a new significant release that allows you to define models that span across multiple tables.

$j_c = $user->join('contact');
$j_c->addField('phone');

Additional changes in this release are:

• added hook beforeModify, afterModify
• added Model::delete()
• added hook beforeDeleteQuery, initSelectQuery, beforeUpdateQuery.
• added some practical tests (smbo)

0.3 - General improvements, hooks

This release delivers various improvements to Agile Data

• added Model::addFields() that can add multiple fields
• added Model::tryLoad()
• added Model::insert()
• added Persistence::connect() as a factory method
• implemeted model-related hooks
• You can now var_dump(field) safely
• specify optional table to persistence layer's method (array)
• integrate colorful exception into test-suite
• added setDB() getDB() wrappers for managing db state in test-suite
• added class Structure as a local extension for DSQL, for creating tables

0.2 - Implement Models and Persistence

This is the first usable version of Agile Data.

You should be able to define your models:

class Model_User extends \atk4\data\Model {
    protected $table = 'user';
    function init() {
        parent::init();
        $this->addField('name');
        $this->addField('surname');
    }

and then use them:

$m = new Model_User($db);

$m->load(1);
$m['name'] = 'John';
$m->save();

This implementation contains:

• Active Record (array access) implementation
• Driver implementation Array and SQL (on top of DSQL)
• Record field type bi-directional mapping (boolean, date, enum, json)
• Mechanic for tracking field changes (original values, dirty etc)
• Ability to move field from one persistence driver to another

0.1 - Initial release (does nothing yet)

• Initial Release
• Bootstraped Documentation (sphinx-doc)
• Implemented CI