Description

Core\Storage storage()

Storage allows you to store information in the DB, without the need to create custom database tables on a clients set.

Examples

<?php

route('/foo', function() {

   /**
    * Set a string value "bar" in the DB using the key "foo"
    */
   storage()->set('foo', 'bar');

   // Print the value for "foo"
   $object = storage()->get('foo');

   echo $object->value;



   /**
    * Storing arrays
    */
   storage()->set('foo_array', [
      'hello' => 'world'
   ]);

   // Print the value for "foo_array"
   $object = storage()->get('foo_array');

   // Prints the object
   print_r($object->value);

   // Print the "hello" value in our array, which will output "world"
   echo $object->value->hello;



   /**
    * Storing multiple values
    */
   storage()->set('multiple', '1');
   storage()->set('multiple', '2');
   storage()->set('multiple', '3');

   // Get all objects based on key
   $objects = storage()->all('multiple');
   foreach ($objects as $object) {
      // Will print 1,2,3
      echo $object->value . ',';
   }
});

Methods

MethodDescriptionUsageReturns

get(string $var)

 

$var

Provide the HTTP request key

Returns the HTTP request value.

/**
 * URL Example: /foo?hello=1
 */
if (request()->get('hello')) {
   echo "Hello!";
}

HTTP request value on success, null on failure.

This supports all incoming HTTP
requests (e.g. GET, POST, DELETE etc...) 

isPost()

Checks to see if a form has been posted.

if (request()->isPost()) {

}

true on success, false on failure.

This method only checks POST requests.

segment(int $number)

 

$number

Provide the segment number
of the URL. 

Returns URL segment based on the
forward slash. 

 

/**
 * URL Example: /foo/bar
 */
echo request()->segment(1); // Prints foo
echo request()->segment(2); // Prints bar
Segment value on success, null on failure.