save()
save(object $obj) : object
Save handler, because DRY
Parameters
| object | $obj | Model to be saved |
Throws
- \Ceo\Core\Managers\Exception
Json encoded string of validation errors
Returns
object —Model
Setting manager assists in setting and retrieving values.
Since settings are stored with type information in a base64 encoded string you can decode them yourself via the Setting model. This just assists with that.
getPaginator(integer $page = 1, integer $limit = 50) : \Ceo\Core\Managers\Ceo\Core\ModelHelpers\Paginator
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);
| integer | $page | Current page |
| integer | $limit | Per page limit |
set(string $k, mixed $v, boolean $abortIfExists = false) : mixed
Set setting value.
$manager->set('some-value', ['foo' => 'bar']);
| string | $k | Setting label |
| mixed | $v | Setting value |
| boolean | $abortIfExists | If TRUE, will not reset an existing value |
if unable to encode value
The original value
get(string $k, mixed $default = false) : mixed
Retrieve a setting value. Returns the default value if not found.
Keep in mind that the settings manager is type aware, so values
will be returned as a scalar, array or object. For example:
$manager->set('some-key', true);
$manager->get('some-key'); // Will be scalar TRUE
Similarly, if you pass a string number, it will be converted to a scalar
float or int:
$manager->set('some-key', '3.14159');
echo $manager->get('some-key') === '3.14159' ? 'Equal' : 'Not equal'; // Not equal
echo $manager->get('some-key') === 3.14159 ? 'Equal' : 'Not equal'; // Equal
| string | $k | Setting key |
| mixed | $default | Default value to return |
if unable to decode value