ContentManager

Save handler, because DRY

Helps paginate models using the query bulder. Bit more complicated than the native array method, but works better for larger data sets

Because it's based on Phalcon's QueryBuilder, it supports a fluent filtering interface:

    $manager = $this->foo_manager;
    $items = $manager->getPaginator(1, 20)
        ->orderBy('created_at desc')
        ->where('name = :name:', array('name' => $name))
        ->andWhere('type = :type:', array('type' => $type))
        ->paginate();

    echo json_encode($items);

Delete an object with rest

Create a new object

Update an existing object

Find content

Find first based on params

Find first content by ID

Find first content item by given URL.

URL can either be a full URL slug or URL object. For example both of the following are valid:

    $content = ContentManager::findFirstByUrl('some/path');

    $url = UrlModel::findFirstBySlug('another/path');
    $content = ContentManager::findFirstByUrl($url);

Find first item by given UUID

Find first instance by SRN

Create content with given properties.

• slug
• version
• abstract
• content
• state
• urls
• attachment

URLS can be provided either as a single string, or an array with: * url * is_default

For example:

$data = [
    'slug' => 'fronch-toast'.uniqid(),
    'urls' => [
        'a-test-url'.uniqid(),
        [
            'url' => 'another test url'.uniqid(),
            'is_default' => 1
        ]
    ]
];

Attachment is an array containing: * file - BASE64 encoded file data * name - original file name

Update content object.

Accepts the same properties as create, including Urls. Keep in mind that Url associations are permanent. You may only append new Urls, existing Urls will always be maintained.

Will also create a new version containing all of the current data, before save.

Additionally, sending an attachment will remove the original attachment and replace with the new file.

Delete content item

Attach a file to a content item File is an array containing: * file - BASE64 encoded file content * name - original file name