Simple Query Library. İnsert, Update, Delete, Find, Select, Join, Count, Max, Min, Aggregate

added time_ago function and slug function.

• Download the zip file of the latest release at https://github.com/furkangurel/Boostr/archive/master.zip

• Extract to your application/libraries directory

• In your config/autoload.php file, add boostr/boostr to $autoload['libraries']. So it will look like this:

  $autoload['libraries'] = array('boostr/boostr');

Models in Boostr represent a single table to work with. To define a model, it's about the same with CodeIgniter, but instead of extending CI_Model, the model should extends Boostr\Model class.

Example: Model for table user, located in models/user.php

class User extends Boostr\Model {
  protected $table = "user";
  protected $show = "name , surname , age";
  protected $slug= ['slug','title']; 
  protected $date="created_at";
}

The $table property is used to tell which table the model will work with.

Here are some properties you can use to customize the model

• $table : to define the table name. This property is mandatory to set
• $show : to define which columns show. By default it uses all columns
• $slug : first parameter slug column - second parameter which table will slug
• $date : which table will be used in the date

User::insert($data);

User::update($id,$data);

You can also update multiple data.

User::update($where,$data); // $where and  $data must be an array

User::delete($id);

You can also delete multiple data.

User::delete($where); // $where  must be an array

$users = User::select($where,$order_by,$limit);  // $where, $order_by  must be an array.
foreach($users as $user)
{
  echo $user->name;
}

$user = User::find($id);
// or
$user = User::find($where);

$users = User::like($where,$order_by,$limit);  // $where, $order_by  must be an array.
foreach($users as $user)
{
  echo $user->name;
}

$join=['users','id'];   // first parameter which join table. second parameter which join column
Posts::join($join,$where,$order_by,$limit);  // join, $where, $order_by  must be an array.

User::count($where);  // $where  must be an array. 

User::max('age');  // 

User::min('age');  // 

User::avg('age');  // 

$users = User::query("YOUR QUERY HERE");  //