- You set 'buildDb' parameter to true in your db connection options. You can do this in application.ini.
- You create a new model class. You add fields to this class in the init() method, exactly the way to do with a form. There are types for each type of db field. Note that at this point this uses SQLite as the back end,which makes permissions much easier.
- When you create an instance of the model it checks the buildDb flag; if it is set to true then it creates the table if it does not exist. It then confirms that each of the fields exists; creating those that do not.
- It also validates the type, but at this point it just throws an exception. I will probably add a clean mode option which will change types, but this will take some consideration.
Saturday, September 12, 2009
Another approach to models?
I have been playing around with a couple alternatives to the single table approach that the first round of the models used. I just came up with a pretty cool alternative; a conventional db structure that the models build. It works like this:
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