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After the first three articles on basic preparation, routing, and design mvc, we've got a PHP microarchitecture with a more complete MVC architecture, but there's something worse than a really usable framework: Database encapsulation, this article will tell you how to integrate an ORM Composer package 。

This is the last article in this series, Next I may let us Open the Composer package for the series of titles to share some experience and sentiment, will be mainly published on this site.

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We chose Laravel's illuminate/database as our ORM package. I tried a few well-known ORM, found or Laravel eloquent easy to use! Let us happy ORM, open and open! :-D

In this series of tutorials, each of the Composer packages meets the following basic requirements:

1. Native dependent Composer for management
2. As simple as possible on a good basis (e.g. our super-simple routing package)
3. Try to be new and use PHP's new features

When it comes to PHP's new features, there is an off-topic. PHP5.3 introduced a namespace, which is the function of planning in PHP6, so PHP5.3 to a certain extent is PHP6, the next version of PHP is PHP7, will be released, the main contributor is the famous bird brother @Laruence. In addition, the front of the reporter (that is i) just from the micro-Bo report, bird Brother is enlarging recruit, manufacturing legendary PHP7 on the JIT, My big PHP history wheel is unstoppable haha ha! :-P

Installing Illuminate/database

Add a require entry to Composer.json:

"Illuminate/database": "*"

Run composer update and wait for the installation to complete.

Using eloquent

Modify the public/index.php to:

<?phpuse Illuminate\database\capsule\manager as capsule;//Autoload automatic loading require '. /vendor/autoload.php ';//eloquent orm$capsule = new capsule; $capsule->addconnection (Require ' ... /config/database.php '); $capsule->booteloquent ();//routing configuration require '.. /config/routes.php ';

New config/database.php (note replacing database password):

<?phpreturn [  ' driver '    = ' mysql ',  ' host '      = ' localhost ',  ' database '  = ' MFFC ' ,  ' username '  = ' root ',  ' password '  = ' password ',  ' charset '   = ' utf8 ',  ' Collation ' = ' and ' utf8_general_ci ', ' prefix ' and '    = '  ];

Modify models/article.php:

<?php/*** Article Model*/class article extends illuminate\database\eloquent\model{public  $timestamps = false;}

controllers/homecontroller.php no need to change.

Refresh, the page is still:

Congratulations to you! Eloquent use success!

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