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= sfAmazonSimpleDBPlugin = |
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This plugin provide Symfony integration for the |
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[http://www.amazon.com/b/ref=sc_fe_l_2?ie=UTF8&node=342335011&no=3435361&me=A36L942TSJ2AJA Amazon SimpleDB service]. |
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== Prerequisites == |
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You need to have an access to the Amazon SimpleDB service, and have an access id |
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and an associated private secret key. |
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If you don't have an account yet, you can [http://www.amazon.com/b/ref=sc_fe_l_2?ie=UTF8&node=342335011&no=3435361&me=A36L942TSJ2AJA request for it here]. |
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== Installation == |
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For the moment this plugin is only available from the |
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[http://svn.symfony-project.org/plugins Symfony plugins SVN |
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repository], in an alpha state. Use with caution ! |
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To install the plugin into your existing project, checkout the source into your |
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{{{plugins}}} directory like this: |
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{{{ |
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$ cd /path/to/project/root |
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$ svn co http://svn.symfony-project.org/plugins/sfAmazonSimpleDBPlugin/trunk plugins/sfAmazonSimpleDBPlugin |
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$ php symfony cc |
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}}} |
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Now configure your identifiers in the {{{app.yml}}} of your application(s), |
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adding these lines : |
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{{{ |
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sfAmazonSimpleDBPlugin: |
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aws_access_key: abcdefghijk12345 |
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aws_secret_key: 01234567890AbCdEfGhIjKlMnOpQ |
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}}} |
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You're done and ready to use the plugin. |
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== Usage == |
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Here are some basic operations you can do with the plugin API : |
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=== Amazon SimpleDB client instanciation === |
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To instanciate the SimpleDB client : |
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{{{ |
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$service = sfAmazonSimpleDBClient::getInstance(); |
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}}} |
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=== Creating a domain === |
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A domain is something like a database table. Here, to create a domain named |
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{{{Products}}} : |
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{{{ |
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$domainCreation = $service->createDomain('Products'); |
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}}} |
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=== Listing domains === |
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To list available domains for your AWS account : |
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{{{ |
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$domainsQuery = $service->listDomains(); |
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echo implode(', ', $domainsQuery['results']); |
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}}} |
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You can even limit the number of results, eg. for pagination purpose: |
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$domainsQuery = $service->listDomains(5); |
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echo '5 first domains : '.implode(', ', $domainsQuery['results']); |
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if (isset($domainsQuery['next_token'])) |
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$nextDomainsQuery = $service->listDomains(5, $domainsQuery['next_token']); |
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echo 'Next 5 domains : '.implode(', ', $nextDomainsQuery['results']); |
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} |
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}}} |
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=== Selecting a domain === |
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To select a domain to do some operation : |
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$service->selectDomain('Products'); |
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Note that you can chain methods, like this : |
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$service->selectDomain('Products')->query("['Color' = 'Blue']"); |
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=== Inserting data === |
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To insert some rows in the database, do the following : |
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$service->selectDomain('Products'); |
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$service->putAttributes('Shirt', array('Color' => 'Blue', 'Size' => 'Big')); |
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$service->putAttributes('Trousers', array('Color' => 'Red', 'Size' => 'Medium')); |
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A nice feature of SimpleDB is to handle multiple attribute values. Eg if we want |
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our Hat product to have both yellow, green and purple colors available : |
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{{{ |
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$service->putAttributes('Hat', array('Color' => array('Yellow', 'Green', 'Red'), |
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'Size' => 'Small')); |
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=== Querying the database === |
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The query syntax of SimpleDB is very simple. here's the way to retrieve all |
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small and red products : |
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$resultsQuery = $service->query("['Color' = 'Red'] intersection ['Size' = 'Small']"); |
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echo 'Red small products are '.implode(', ', $resultsQuery['results']); |
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}}} |
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[http://docs.amazonwebservices.com/AmazonSimpleDB/2007-11-07/DeveloperGuide/SDB_API_Query.html#SDB_API_Query_QueryExpressionSyntax More on query syntax and available operators]. |
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You can even limit the number of results, eg. for pagination purpose: |
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$resultsQuery = $service->query("['Color' = 'Red']", 5) |
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echo '5 first results : '.implode(', ', $resultsQuery['results']); |
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if (isset($resultsQuery['next_token'])) |
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$nextResultsQuery = $service->query("['Color' = 'Red']", 5, $resultsQuery['next_token']); |
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echo 'Next 5 results : '.implode(', ', $nextResultsQuery['results']); |
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} |
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}}} |
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=== Attribute replacement (record update) === |
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To update the properties of a product, we can do the following : |
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$replacement = $service->putAttributes('Trousers', array('Color' => 'Black', |
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'Size' => 'Tiny'), true); |
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Here all old attributes will be overidden by the new provided ones. |
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=== Attributes deletion === |
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To reset the value of an attribute for a product, we can do : |
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$service->deleteAttributes('Hat', 'Color', 'Red'); |
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To remove all values for a given attribute name : |
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$service->deleteAttributes('Hat', 'Color'); |
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=== Entry deletion === |
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To completely delete an entry (here a product), we must delete all its related |
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$service->deleteAttributes('Hat'); |
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=== Domain deletion === |
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To recursively delete a domain and all related entries : |
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$service->deleteDomain('Products'); |
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== TODO == |
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* Create a module to administrate Amazon SimpleDB databases |
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== Changelog == |
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=== 2007-12-29 === |
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* Initial commit |
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== Contact and licensing informations == |
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This plugin has been released by [http://prendreuncafe.com Nicolas Perriault] |
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<nperriault AT gmail.com> and is licensed under the |
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[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIT_License MIT license]. |
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