Using MongoDB extensions in the YII framework

Prerequisites: The MongoDB database is installed

PHP driver with MONGO installed

Download MONGO extension for Yii:

Download Link: http://pan.baidu.com/s/1rPtx0

Official Download Link: https://github.com/canni/YiiMongoDbSuite

Get file: YiiMongoDbSuite.tar.gz

Unpack and place the file under the app's/protected/extensions folder

Make sure the folder name is: Yiimongodbsuite

Configure the App

1 VI/protected/config/main.php2 3 4 5  'Import'=Array (6       ...  7       'ext. Yiimongodbsuite.*',//plug-in root directory files8     ), 9 Ten     ' Components'=Array ( One       ...   A       'MongoDB'=Array ( -         'class'='Emongodb',//Master File -         'connectionString'='mongodb://127.0.0.1:27017',//Server Address the         'DbName'='MyDatabaseName',//Database name -         'Fsyncflag'=true,//MongoDB ensures secure storage of all writes to the database to disk -         'Safeflag'=true,//MongoDB waits to retrieve the status of all write operations and check -         'Usecursor'=false,//set to True to enable cursors +       ),   -),

This is configured, of course, make sure your MongoDB is installed locally, and the port number is 27107 above the configuration to be able to connect.

Test the model below:

Put the following code in the/protected/models/user.php

1 classUserextendsemongodocument2     {3        Public $login;4        Public $name;5        Public $pass;6  7       //This have to being defined in every model, the is same as with the standard Yii ActiveRecord8        Public Static functionModel$className=__class__)9       {Ten         returnParent::model ($className); One       } A   -       //This method is required! -        Public functionGetcollectionname () the       { -         return' Users '; -       } -   +        Public functionrules () -       { +         return Array( A           Array(' Login, pass ', ' required '), at           Array(' Login, pass ', ' length ', ' max ' = 20), -           Array(' name ', ' length ', ' max ' = 255), -         ); -       } -   -        Public functionattributelabels () in       { -         return Array( to' Login ' = ' User login ', +' Name ' = ' Full name ', -' Pass ' = ' Password ', the         ); *       } $}

Test it in the controller.

$users = User::model ()->findall ();
Var_dump ($users);

If there is no error, then the instructions can be used normally.