A simple object document model for MongoDB under PHP.

1. Fields
2. Light wrappers of find, findOne, insert, update and delete operations
3. Automatic _id, createdDate, updatedDate fields
4. EmbedsOne sub-documents

1. Embeds many
2. References (should these be supported?)
3. Datatype checks/conversions

DONT, it is not ready for production yet.

However, if you are really interested, you can use composer's repository functionality to install it.

Add this to composer.json:

"repositories": [
    {
      "type": "vcs",
      "url": "https://github.com/SerialImprovement/mongo-dba"
    }
]

and then require as usual:

"serialimprovement/mongo-dba": "0.3.3"

Extend the base AbstractDocument class and implement the missing methods getDefaultFields and getDatabaseName.

class Address extends AbstractDocument
{
    protected function getDefaultFields(): array
    {
        return [
            'line1',
            'line2',
            'state',
            'city',
            'zip',
        ];
    }

    protected function getDatabaseName(): string
    {
        return 'addresses';
    }
}

The collection name will be dynamically generated unless you override getCollectionName. Its a good idea to create a single base descendant of AbstractDocument to set the database name if you use a single db for your app.

Creating an instance:

// connect to mongo
$client = new \MongoDB\Client();

// statically set client for all instances
AbstractDocument::setClient($client);

$address = new Address();
$address->line1 = 'test';
$address->line2 = 'test';
$address->state = 'cambridge';
$address->city = 'MA';
$address->zip = '12345';

$address->insert();

An _id will be generated if not set.

The resulting document might look like this:

{
    "_id" : ObjectId("57466b241aa4769f71222361"),
    "line1" : "test",
    "line2" : "test",
    "state" : "cambridge",
    "city" : "MA",
    "zip" : "12345",
    "createdDate" : ISODate("2016-05-26T03:19:00.988Z")
}

As simple as setting a property of a document with the instance of another.

Metadata is stored along with the class name (embeddedClass field) to resolve the class once reloaded from the database. You must update embeddedClass in your database if you decide to refactor your code.

Not currently implemented