Mongator is to the ODMs what Mongo is to databases.
- Simple: Mongator is developed in a simple way. This makes it very easy to learn, use, and avoid bugs.
- Powerful: Mongator is very flexible thanks to Mondator, so you'll be able to use it to develop any type of application.
- Ultrafast: Mongator has been designed to be extremely light in memory consumption and processing cost.
¿Aren't you convinced yet? Let me show you a few more features:
- References and Embeds: Mongator allows you to work with [references and embeds] very easily.
- Extensions: Mongator can be customized infinitely with Mondator Extensions.
- Indexes: Mongator allows you to work easily with the [indexes] of the collections.
- Events: Mongator throws hooks before and after inserting, updating, saving and deleting documents.
- GridFS: Mongator allows to save files of any size using [GridFS].
- Log: Mongator allows to save logs of the queries to improve the development.
- batchInsert: Mongator uses [batchInsert] to insert documents in an efficient way.
- Atomic Operations: Mongator uses [atomic operations] to update and delete documents efficiently.
- Integratión with IDEs: Mongator uses generated code, so you may integrate it with your IDE.
- Tested: Mongator is completely tested with automated test with [PHPUnit].
Mongator is the fastest mapper in PHP by far. More information in the [performance comparison].
- PHP > 7.0;
- ext-mongo > 1.3
The recommended way of installing Mongator is through composer. You can see package information on Packagist.
{
"require": {
"mongator/mongator": "~2"
}
}
$query = $articleRepository->createQuery(); // Model\ArticleQuery
$query = $articleRepository->createQuery($criteria);
// methods (fluent interface)
$query
->criteria(array('is_active' => true))
->fields(array('title' => 1))
->sort(array('date' => -1))
->limit(10)
->skip(25)
->batchSize(3)
->hint(array('date' => 1))
->slaveOkay(true)
->snapshot(true)
->timeout(100)
->references() // Mongator's extra
;
// the real query is only executed in these cases
foreach ($query as $result) { // iterating (IteratorAggregate interface)
}
$articles = $query->all(); // retrieving all results explicitly
$article = $query->one(); // retrieving one result explicitly
// counting results (directly, without hydrate)
$nb = $query->count();
$nb = count($query); // Countable interface
MIT, see LICENSE