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The first beta release!

Please use this release in your projects. All tests are passing, and we do not foresee any major problems. Issues will be resolved quickly. Our goal is to release 2.0.0 and have it production ready in 1 week.

Major Changes

• Fluent now officially supports PHP 7.3

Features

• No more need for ->select(null)!!! You can now select individual columns by specifying an overwrite request: $fluent->from('table')->select('table.id', true)
• Type conversion is available on both reads and writes
• A WHERE clause is now required for DELETE and UPDATE queries to prevent accidental data loss. If you do want to update all rows, you can write ->where('1')
• Fluent now has proper error handling, with an error message store, and will throw Exceptions when appropriate

Code Improvements

• Additional return values assigned to methods
• Cleaned up and simplified Base::execute()

Miscellaneous

• PHPDocs updated

This is a pre-release! Use at your own risk!

Features

• Dots (.) and colons (:) can now be escaped with a backslash (\) to prevent a smart join on a statement! This is helpful if you don't want to disable smart joining entirely. In addition, Fluent will remove the backslashes for you before running the final query.

Miscellaneous

• Added associated tests

This is a pre-release! Use at your own risk!

Features

• Added Json class for future JSON functions

Bug Fixes

• Fixed incorrect Regex function name inside Base::debug()

Miscellaneous

• Updated fluentdb.sql test database
• Updated travis to use xenial

This is a pre-release! Use at your own risk!

Features

• Nearly 100% table name coverage for UTF-8 characters

Code Improvements

• All regular expressions have been moved to their own class and given their own methods for clarity

Miscellaneous

• Added associated tests

This is a pre-release! Use at your own risk!

Features

• OR statements in WHERE clauses are now supported!
• Named parameters are now supported in Update::set()
• Arrays given to the parameters field in where() will now build correctly (id IN (?, ?, ?) -> [1, 2, 3])

Code Improvements

• WHERE now has its own method for query building

Miscellaneous

• Added associated tests

This is a pre-release! Use at your own risk!

Major Changes

• Dropped support for PHP <= 7.0. Minimum version required is now PHP 7.1

Features

• Table prefix support has been added!

Code Improvements

• All old array syntax has been converted to new format

Miscellaneous

• Updated function declarations to PSR-1 standard
• @throws tags have been added to PHPDocs

This is a pre-release! Use at your own risk!

Code Improvements

• PHPUnit 7.x is now Fluent's test platform
• Code coverage has improved, nearly 100%

Miscellaneous

• Updated travis-ci config to use PHPUnit
• Updated composer.json
• Updated readme

Bug Fixes Add PHP 7.2 functionality by ensuring counting is performed only on Countable data. (#240)

This is a pre-release! Use at your own risk!

Major Changes

• 2.0 drops all support for PHP 5.x
• Added support for PHP 7.2

Code Improvements

• Fluent is now fully compatible with PSR-4 autoloading standards
• Added namespaces to all classes
• Renamed and reorganized all classes and files
• Ensure statement clauses are countable before attempting to count them (fixed for 7.2, as it warns against this)

Miscellaneous

• Updated travis-ci config
• Updated composer.json to match the current state of the repository
• Updated readme

The following changes have been made to this release:

Bug Fixes

• FluentUtils::FormatQuery() no longer accidentally splits words that are not keywords (ALEJ AND RO)
• Databases and tables in queries can now contain nearly every utf8 character allowed within all RDBMS's (#209)
• STDERR must both be defined and a resource to be used as the error handler
• Instances of FluentLiteral in where() statements are now taken literally (#213)

Code Improvements

• A fatal E_USER_ERROR is now thrown when __call() does not recognize the method name (to prevent typos from going unnoticed) (#214)
• SET, OUTER and FULL are now classified as keywords

Miscellaneous

• Updated composer.json to match the current state of the repository
• Updated and improved docs