PDOPaginator

This library will help you to create pagination of records easily, using PDO.

Install using Composer

composer require luanmaik/pdo-paginator

Common Workaround

Using SQL_CALC_FOUND_ROWS & FOUND_ROWS()

# Search data
SELECT SQL_CALC_FOUND_ROWS * FROM user WHERE role = 'admin' LIMIT 10 OFFSET 5;
# Get number rows existents in previous query
SELECT FOUND_ROWS();

PROS: Simple

CONS: slow when use complex queries. FOUND_ROWS() is deprecated.

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Using COUNT()

# Search data
SELECT * FROM user WHERE role = 'admin' LIMIT 10 OFFSET 5;
# Get number rows existents
SELECT count(*) FROM user WHERE role = 'admin';

PROS: easy to read and efficiently.

CONS: Verbose.

How this libs works?

It uses the count(*) pagination method (as above), but with a simple implementation, you set your query and the lib define the limit and offset instruction under the hood and running a second query using count(*) to find the total number of registers available.

See the examples in below.

Simple usage example

$paginator = new PDOPaginator\PDOPaginator($pdoConnection);
// Don't define the LIMIT instruction in your query
$paginator->query("SELECT * FROM users");
$paginationCollection = $paginator->execute($perPage = 15, $page = 1);

$paginationCollection->getTotal(); // Return total number of data in databse;
$paginationCollection->getData(); // Return array data;
$paginationCollection->getPerPage(); // 15 ... Return the number of registers per page
$paginationCollection->getPage(); // 1 ... Return the number page
$paginationCollection->getTotalPages(); // Return the total number of pages
$paginationCollection->getPaginationArray(); // Return the pagination details in array

Condition query params example

Use bindValue() method.

$paginator = new PDOPaginator\PDOPaginator($pdoConnection);
$paginator->query("SELECT * FROM users WHERE role = :role");
$paginator->bindValue(':role', 'admin', PDO::PARAM_STR);
$paginationCollection = $paginator->execute($perPage = 15, $page = 1);

Custom fetch mode

Use the third and fourth params in execute() method.

$paginator = new PDOPaginator\PDOPaginator($pdoConnection);
$paginator->query("SELECT * FROM users");
$paginationCollection = $paginator->execute($perPage = 15, $page = 1, PDO::FETCH_CLASS, User::class);

$paginationCollection->getData(); // returns User[]

Custom Collection

Use the second param in __construct() method. The custom class MUST implements \PDOPaginator\PDOPaginationCollectionInterface.

// Create a custom collection
class MyCustomCollection extends \ArrayIterator implements \PDOPaginator\PDOPaginationCollectionInterface {
    //...
}
//OR you can extends the default collection implementation
class MyCustomCollection extends \PDOPaginator\PDOPaginationCollection {
    // overwrite some methods like toArray(), getPaginationArray(), etc.
}

$paginator = new PDOPaginator\PDOPaginator($pdoConnection, MyCustomCollection::class);
$paginator->query("SELECT * FROM users");
$paginationCollection = $paginator->execute($perPage = 15, $page = 1, PDO::FETCH_CLASS, User::class);