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1	# WP ORM for WordPress Developers
2
3	## Description
4
5	WP ORM is a specialized Object Relational Mapper designed for WordPress, simplifying the management of entities using the `wp_options` table. It provides an efficient way to handle single and collection entities, ideal for plugin settings and simple plugin entities, without the need for custom databases.
6
7	The primary goal of WP ORM is to obviate the need for creating custom database or multiple wp_options entries reducing the complexity associated with managing such data in WordPress.
8
9	This makes it an ideal solution for WordPress developers looking for a simplified and efficient way to handle data within plugins.
10
11	WP ORM excels in scenarios that require simple data management. It is particularly adept at managing settings and other basic entities within WordPress plugins.
12
13	For applications that require more complex data structures or advanced features, we recommend using Symlink ORM, which is better suited for handling intricate data requirements.
14
15	In summary, WP ORM offers a developer-friendly, efficient, and streamlined approach to managing WordPress data, making it an excellent choice for developers looking to enhance their plugin development process without the added complexity of custom database management.
16
17	## Key Features
18
19	- Simple Entity Management: Easily create and manage single entities.
20	- Collection Entity Handling: Handle collection instances with ease.
21
22	## Installation
23
24	```
25	composer require franmastromarino/wp-options-orm
26	```
27
28	## Usage
29
30	WP ORM can be utilized to create and manage entities within WordPress. Below are examples showing its practical implementation:
31
32	### Single Entity
33
34	In this example we will share a plugin settings implementation.
35
36	```php
37	// Define the PluginSettings entity
38	namespace YourNamespace\Entities;
39
40	use QuadLayers\WP_Orm\Entity\SingleEntity;
41
42	class PluginSettings extends SingleEntity
43	{
44	public $feature_enabled = 1;
45	public $layout_type = 'grid';
46	public $max_items = 10;
47	public $post_type = array( 'post', 'page' );
48	public $more = array(
49	'test1' => true,
50	'test2' => true,
51	'test3' => false,
52	);
53	// Additional settings properties...
54	}
55	```
56
57	```php
58	// Model for PluginSettings
59	namespace YourNamespace\Models;
60
61	use YourNamespace\Entities\PluginSettings;
62	use QuadLayers\WP_Orm\Builder\SingleRepositoryBuilder;
63
64	class PluginSettingsModel
65	{
66	protected $repository;
67
68	public function __construct()
69	{
70	$builder = new SingleRepositoryBuilder();
71	$builder->setTable('your_plugin_settings')
72	->setEntity(PluginSettings::class);
73
74	$this->repository = $builder->getRepository();
75	}
76
77	public function getSettingsTable()
78	{
79	return $this->repository->getTable();
80	}
81
82	public function getSettings()
83	{
84	$entity = $this->repository->find();
85
86	if ($entity) {
87	return $entity->getProperties();
88	} else {
89	$admin = new PluginSettings();
90	return $admin->getProperties();
91	}
92	}
93
94	public function deleteSettings()
95	{
96	return $this->repository->delete();
97	}
98
99	public function saveSettings($data)
100	{
101	$entity = $this->repository->create($data);
102
103	if ($entity) {
104	return true;
105	}
106	}
107	// Additional model methods...
108	}
109	```
110
111	### Collection Entity
112
113	In this example we will share a plugin items collection implementation.
114
115	```php
116	namespace YourNamespace\Entities;
117
118	use QuadLayers\WP_Orm\Entity\CollectionEntity;
119
120	class PluginItems extends CollectionEntity
121	{
122	public static $primaryKey = 'item_id';
123	public $item_id = 0;
124	public $feature_enabled = 1;
125	public $layout_type = 'grid';
126	public $max_items = 10;
127	public $post_type = array( 'post', 'page' );
128	public $more = array(
129	'test1' => true,
130	'test2' => true,
131	'test3' => false,
132	);
133	// Additional settings properties...
134	}
135	```
136
137	```php
138	namespace YourNamespace\Models;
139
140	use YourNamespace\Entities\PluginItems;
141	use QuadLayers\WP_Orm\Builder\CollectionRepositoryBuilder;
142
143	class PluginItemsModel
144	{
145	protected static $instance;
146	protected $repository;
147
148	private function __construct()
149	{
150
151	$builder = ( new CollectionRepositoryBuilder() )
152	->setTable('your_plugin_items')
153	->setEntity(PluginItems::class)
154	->setAutoIncrement(true);
155
156	$this->repository = $builder->getRepository();
157	}
158
159	public function getItemsTable()
160	{
161	return $this->repository->getTable();
162	}
163
164	public function getItemDefaults()
165	{
166	$entity = new PluginItems();
167	$defaults = $entity->getDefaults();
168	return $defaults;
169	}
170
171	public function getItem(int $item_id)
172	{
173	$entity = $this->repository->find($item_id);
174	if ($entity) {
175	return $entity->getProperties();
176	}
177	}
178
179	public function deleteItem(int $item_id)
180	{
181	return $this->repository->delete($item_id);
182	}
183
184	public function updateItem(int $item_id, array $item)
185	{
186	$entity = $this->repository->update($item_id, $item);
187	if ($entity) {
188	return $entity->getProperties();
189	}
190	}
191
192	public function createItem(array $item)
193	{
194	if (isset($item['item_id'])) {
195	unset($item['item_id']);
196	}
197
198	$entity = $this->repository->create($item);
199
200	if ($entity) {
201	return $entity->getProperties();
202	}
203	}
204
205	public function getAllItems()
206	{
207	$entities = $this->repository->findAll();
208	if (! $entities) {
209	return;
210	}
211	$actions = array();
212	foreach ($entities as $entity) {
213	$actions[] = $entity->getProperties();
214	}
215	return $actions;
216	}
217
218	public function deleteAllItems()
219	{
220	return $this->repository->deleteAll();
221	}
222
223	public static function instance()
224	{
225	if (! isset(self::$instance)) {
226	self::$instance = new self();
227	}
228	return self::$instance;
229	}
230	}
231	```
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