Implementation of adjacency list algorithm for storing the trees in DB tables.
Install via Composer:
composer require paulzi/yii2-adjacency-list
or add
"paulzi/yii2-adjacency-list" : "^2.2"
to the require
section of your composer.json
file.
class m150722_150000_adjacency_list extends Migration
{
public function up()
{
$tableOptions = null;
if ($this->db->driverName === 'mysql') {
// http://stackoverflow.com/questions/766809/whats-the-difference-between-utf8-general-ci-and-utf8-unicode-ci
$tableOptions = 'CHARACTER SET utf8 COLLATE utf8_unicode_ci ENGINE=InnoDB';
}
$this->createTable('{{%adjacency_list}}', [
'id' => Schema::TYPE_PK,
'parent_id' => Schema::TYPE_INTEGER . ' NULL',
'sort' => Schema::TYPE_INTEGER . ' NOT NULL',
'name' => Schema::TYPE_STRING . ' NOT NULL', // example field
], $tableOptions);
$this->createIndex('parent_sort', '{{%adjacency_list}}', ['parent_id', 'sort']);
}
}
use paulzi\adjacencyList\AdjacencyListBehavior;
class Sample extends \yii\db\ActiveRecord
{
public function behaviors() {
return [
[
'class' => AdjacencyListBehavior::className(),
],
];
}
}
Optional you can setup Query for finding roots:
class Sample extends \yii\db\ActiveRecord
{
public static function find()
{
return new SampleQuery(get_called_class());
}
}
Query class:
use paulzi\adjacencyList\AdjacencyListQueryTrait;
class SampleQuery extends \yii\db\ActiveQuery
{
use AdjacencyListQueryTrait;
}
This behavior attach SortableBehavior. You can use its methods (for example, reorder()).
$parentAttribute = 'parent_id'
- parent attribute in table schema.$sortable = []
- SortableBehavior settings - see paulzi/yii2-sortable.$checkLoop = false
- check loop when moving nodes (slower).$parentsJoinLevels = 3
- amount of join levels, when finding ancestors.$childrenJoinLevels = 3
- amount of join levels, when finding descendants.Getting the root nodes
If you connect AdjacencyListQueryTrait
, you can get all the root nodes:
$roots = Sample::find()->roots()->all();
Getting ancestors of a node
To get ancestors of a node:
$node11 = Sample::findOne(['name' => 'node 1.1']);
$parents = $node11->parents; // via relation unsorted
$parents = $node11->parentsOrdered; // via relation sorted
$parents = $node11->getParents()->all(); // via query
$parents = $node11->getParents(2)->all(); // get 2 levels of ancestors
To get parent of a node:
$node11 = Sample::findOne(['name' => 'node 1.1']);
$parent = $node11->parent; // via relation
$parent = $node11->getParent()->one(); // via query
To get root of a node:
$node11 = Sample::findOne(['name' => 'node 1.1']);
$root = $node11->root; // via relation
$root = $node11->getRoot()->one(); // via query
For get ordered list of primary keys ancestors:
$node11 = Sample::findOne(['name' => 'node 1.1']);
$ids = $node11->getParentsIds();
$ids = $node11->getParentsIds(3, false); // get 3 levels of ancestors primary keys with force updating from DB
Getting descendants of a node
To get all the descendants of a node:
$node11 = Sample::findOne(['name' => 'node 1.1']);
$descendants = $node11->descendants; // via relation unsorted
$descendants = $node11->descendantsOrdered; // via relation sorted
$descendants = $node11->getDescendants()->all(); // via query
$descendants = $node11->getDescendants(2, true)->all(); // get 2 levels of descendants and self node
*Note: guaranteed order on each parent nodes, nodes of different parents can be mixed with each other and option childrenJoinLevels can change this order.
To populate children
relations for self and descendants of a node:
$node11 = Sample::findOne(['name' => 'node 1.1']);
$tree = $node11->populateTree(); // populate all levels
$tree = $node11->populateTree(2); // populate 2 levels of descendants
To get the children of a node:
$node11 = Sample::findOne(['name' => 'node 1.1']);
$children = $node11->children; // via relation
$children = $node11->getChildren()->all(); // via query
For get ordered array of primary keys descendants per level:
$node11 = Sample::findOne(['name' => 'node 1.1']);
$ids = $node11->getDescendantsIds(); // get array of per-level descendants primary keys
$ids = $node11->getDescendantsIds(null, true); // get flat array of descendants primary keys
$ids = $node11->getDescendantsIds(3, false, false); // get 3 levels array of per-level descendants primary keys with force updating from DB
*Note: guaranteed order on each parent nodes, nodes of different parents can be mixed with each other and option childrenJoinLevels can change this order.
Getting the leaves nodes
To get all the leaves of a node:
$node11 = Sample::findOne(['name' => 'node 1.1']);
$leaves = $node11->leaves; // via relation
$leaves = $node11->getLeaves(2)->all(); // get 2 levels of leaves via query
Getting the neighbors nodes
To get the next node:
$node11 = Sample::findOne(['name' => 'node 1.1']);
$next = $node11->next; // via relation
$next = $node11->getNext()->one(); // via query
To get the previous node:
$node11 = Sample::findOne(['name' => 'node 1.1']);
$prev = $node11->prev; // via relation
$prev = $node11->getPrev()->one(); // via query
$node1 = Sample::findOne(['name' => 'node 1']);
$node11 = Sample::findOne(['name' => 'node 1.1']);
$node11->isRoot() - return true, if node is root
$node11->isLeaf() - return true, if node is leaf
$node11->isChildOf($node1) - return true, if node11 is child of $node1
To make a root node:
$node11 = new Sample();
$node11->name = 'node 1.1';
$node11->makeRoot()->save();
Note: if you allow multiple trees and attribute tree
is not set, it automatically takes the primary key value.
To prepend a node as the first child of another node:
$node1 = Sample::findOne(['name' => 'node 1']);
$node11 = new Sample();
$node11->name = 'node 1.1';
$node11->prependTo($node1)->save(); // inserting new node
To append a node as the last child of another node:
$node11 = Sample::findOne(['name' => 'node 1.1']);
$node12 = Sample::findOne(['name' => 'node 1.2']);
$node12->appendTo($node11)->save(); // move existing node
To insert a node before another node:
$node13 = Sample::findOne(['name' => 'node 1.3']);
$node12 = new Sample();
$node12->name = 'node 1.2';
$node12->insertBefore($node13)->save(); // inserting new node
To insert a node after another node:
$node13 = Sample::findOne(['name' => 'node 1.3']);
$node14 = Sample::findOne(['name' => 'node 1.4']);
$node14->insertAfter($node13)->save(); // move existing node
To delete a node with descendants:
$node11 = Sample::findOne(['name' => 'node 1.1']);
$node11->delete(); // delete node, children come up to the parent
$node11->deleteWithChildren(); // delete node and all descendants
Note: when deleting with delete() child nodes mixed with parent
Reorder children:
$model = Sample::findOne(1);
$model->reorderChildren(true); // reorder with center zero
$model = Sample::findOne(2);
$model->reorderChildren(false); // reorder from zero
1) Move attributes sortAttribute
, step
into sortable
attribute.
2) Change namespace from paulzi\adjacencylist
to paulzi\adjacencyList
.
3) Include paulzi\yii2-sortable
(composer update
).
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