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Avalon Database

The Avalon database package makes use of the Doctrine Database Abstraction Layer, it is essentially a small wrapper around it that provides a simple "Model" system.

This is not an ORM.

Models

Models are a representation of a database row, you can select, update and delete rows with models.

Selecting rows into models

When using a model to fetch data, it will automatically be placed into a model for you.

class Article extends Avalon\Database\Model {}

$articles = Article::where('is_published = :is_published')
    ->andWhere('user_id = :user_id')
    ->setParameter('is_published', 1)
    ->setParameter('user_id', 5)
    // Normally with Doctrine and PDO you would call `->execute()`,
    // you could do that here, but it would return the statement.
    //
    // If you simply call `fetchAll()` you will get an array of `Article` models.
    ->fetchAll();

foreach ($articles as $article) {
    echo $article->title;
}

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