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php-api

v1.0.4

Published

simple functions/classes that u need when u r developing an api with PHP ## usage in your front-end `.js` file : ``` npm install php-api --save ``` ``` const phpAPI = require('php-api') var api = new phpAPI('serverName', 'uName', 'pass', 'dbName')

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Readme

phpApi-clientSide

simple functions/classes that u need when u r developing an api with PHP

usage

in your front-end .js file :

npm install php-api --save
const phpAPI = require('php-api')
var api = new phpAPI('serverName', 'uName', 'pass', 'dbName')

CRUD

api.addRow(table, data)

example:

let nUser = {'fname': 'john', 'lname': 'martin'}
let result = api.addRow('users', nUser)
// result = {
//     'success': true,
//     'status': {
//         'sCode': 1,
//         'sMessage': 'new row added'
//     },
//     response: []
// }

api.readRow(table, data)

example:

let reRow = {'fname': 'john'}
let result = api.readRow('users', reRow)
// result = {
//    'success': true,
//    'status': {
//        'sCode': 1,
//        'sMessage': '2 row is valid'
//    },
//    response: [
//        {'ID': '16', 'fname': 'john', 'lname': 'martin', 'cell': '+18978248', 'status': 'online'},
//         {'ID': '57', 'fname': 'john', 'lname': 'lopez', 'cell': '+78914624', 'status': 'offline'}
//     ]
// }

api.updateOne(table, where, set)

updates a row if there is only one row valid for updating example:

let where = {'fname': 'john'}
let set = {'status': 'online', 'cell': '+10101010'}
let result = api.updateOne('users', where, set)
// result = {
//     'success': true,
//     'status': {
//         'sCode': 1,
//         'sMessage': 'requested row has been updated'
//     },
//     response: []
// }

api.updateAll(table, where, set)

updates every row that is valid for updating example:

let where = {'fname': 'john'}
let set = {'status': 'online', 'cell': '+10101010'}
let result = api.updateAll('users', where, set)
// result = {
//     'success': true,
//     'status': {
//         'sCode': 1,
//         'sMessage': 'requested rows has been updated'
//     },
//     response: []
// }

api.dropOne(table, where)

drop a row if there is only one row valid for droping example:

let where = {'fname': 'john'}
let result = api.dropOne('users', where)
// result = {
//     'success': true,
//     'status': {
//         'sCode': 1,
//         'sMessage': 'requested row has been droped'
//     },
//     response: []
// }

api.dropAll(table, where)

drop every row that is valid for droping example:

let where = {'fname': 'john'}
let result = api.dropAll('users', where)
// result = {
//     'success': true,
//     'status': {
//         'sCode': 1,
//         'sMessage': 'requested rows has been droped'
//     },
//     response: []
// }