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Nouvelles caractéristiques dans CakePHP 1.3

Nouvelles caractéristiques dans CakePHP 1.3¶

CakePHP 1.3 introduit un nombre de nouvelles fonctionnalités. Ce guide tente de résumer ces changements et de pointer vers la documentation nouvelle quand c’est nécessaire.

Components¶

SecurityComponent

Les différentes méthodes requireXX comme requireGet et requirePost acceptent maintenant un tableau unique en argument ainsi qu’une collection de noms en chaînes de caractère.

$this->Security->requirePost(array('edit', 'update'));

Paramètres du Component

Les paramètres du Component pour tous les components du coeur peuvent maintenant être définis à partir du tableau $components. Un peu comme les behaviors, vous pouvez déclarer les paramètres pour les components quand vous déclarer le component.

var $components = array(
    'Cookie' => array(
        'name' => 'MyCookie'
    ),
    'Auth' => array(
        'userModel' => 'MyUser',
        'loginAction' => array('controller' => 'users', 'action' => 'login')
    )
);

Ceci devrait réduire le désordre dans vos méthodes beforeFilter() de Controller.

EmailComponent

Vous pouvez maintenant récupérer les contenus rendus des messages Email envoyés, en lisant $this->Email->htmlMessage et $this->Email->textMessage. Ces propriétés contiendront le contenu de l’email rendu correspondant à son nom.
Many of EmailComponent’s private methods have been made protected for easier extension.
EmailComponent::$to peut maintenant être un tableau. Allowing easier setting of multiple recipients, and consistency with other properties.
EmailComponent::$messageId has been added, it allows control over the Message-ID header for email messages.

View & Helpers¶

Les Helpers peuvent maintenant être traités par $this->Helper->func() en plus de $helper->func(). Cela permet aux variables de vue et aux helpers de partager les noms et de ne pas créer de collisions.

Le nouveau JsHelper et les nouvelles fonctionnalités dans HtmlHelper

Regardez la documentation de JsHelper pour plus d’informations.

Pagination Helper

Le helper Pagination fournit des classes CSS supplémentaires pour le style et vous pouvez configurer la direction de sort() par défaut. PaginatorHelper::next() et PaginatorHelper::prev() génèrent maintenant des tags span par défaut, au lieu de divs.

Helper

Helper::assetTimestamp() a été ajoutée. Elle ajoutera des timestamps à tout asset sous WWW_ROOT. Elle fonctionne avec Configure::read('Asset.timestamp'); comme avant, mais la fonctionnalité utilisée dans les helpers Html et Javascript a été rendué disponible pour tous les helpers. En supposant que Asset.timestamp == force

$path = 'css/cake.generic.css'
$stamped = $this->Html->assetTimestamp($path);

//$stamped contient 'css/cake.generic.css?5632934892'

Le timestamp ajouté contient la dernière modification de temps du fichier. Depuis que cette méthode est définie dans Helper, elle est disponible à toutes les sous-classes.

TextHelper

highlight() accepte maintenant un tableau de mots à surligner.

NumberHelper

Une nouvelle méthode addFormat() a été ajoutée. Cette méthode vous permet de configurer des ensembles de paramètres de monnaie, pour que vous n’ayez pas à les retaper.

$this->Number->addFormat('NOK', array('before' => 'Kr. '));
$formatted = $this->Number->currency(1000, 'NOK');

FormHelper

Le helper form a eu un certain nombre d’améliorations et de modifications de l’API, regardez les améliorations du Hemper Form pour plus d’informations.

Logging¶

La connexion et CakeLog ont été améliorés considérablement, les deux dans les fonctionnalités et la flexibilité. Regardez New Logging features pour plus d’informations.

Caching¶

Les moteurs de Cache ont été fabriqués plus flexibles dans 1.3. Vous pouvez maintenant fournir des adapters de Cache personnalisés dans app/libs ainsi que dans les plugins en utilisant $plugin/libs. Les moteurs de cache App/plugin peuvent aussi surcharger les moteurs du coeur. Les adapters de Cache doivent être dans un répertoire de cache. Si vous aviez un moteur de cache nommé MyCustomCacheEngine, cela serait placé soit dans app/libs/cache/my_custom_cache.php, soit dans app/libs. Ou dans $plugin/libs/cache/my_custom_cache.php appartenant à un plugin. Les configs de Cache à partir des plugins ont besoin d’utiliser la syntaxe avec des points des plugins.

Cache::config('custom', array(
    'engine' => 'CachePack.MyCustomCache',
    ...
));

Les moteurs de cahce de App et Plugin doivent être configurés dans app/bootstrap.php. Si vous essayez de les configurer dans core.php, ils ne fonctionneront pas correctement.

Nouvelles méthodes de Cache

Cache a quelques nouvelles méthodes pour 1.3 ce qui rend l’introspection et le test bien plus facile.

Cache::configured() retourne un tableau des clés de moteur de Cache configurés.
Cache::drop($config) retire un moteur de Cache configuré. Une fois supprimé, les moteurs de cache ne sont plus lisible, et l’écriture n’est plus disponible.
Cache::increment() Perform an atomic increment on a numeric value. This is not implemented in FileEngine.
Cache::decrement() Perform an atomic decrement on a numeric value. This is not implemented in FileEngine.

Models, Behaviors and Datasource¶

App::import(), datasources & datasources from plugins

Les sources de données peuvent maintenant être inclues chargées avec App::import() et être inclues dans les plugins! Pour inclure un source de données dans votre plugin, vous pouvez la mettre dans my_plugin/models/datasources/your_datasource.php. Pour importer une Source de données à partir d’un plugin, utilisez App::import('Datasource', 'MyPlugin.YourDatasource');

Utiliser les sources de données dans votre database.php

Vous pouvez utiliser les sources de données de plugin en configurant la clé de la source de données avec le nom du plugin. Par exemple, si vous avez un plugin WebservicePack avec une source de données LastFm (plugin/webservice_pack/models/datasources/last_fm.php), vous pouvez faire:

var $lastFm = array(
    'datasource' => 'WebservicePack.LastFm'
    ...

Model

Missing Validation methods now trigger errors, making debugging why validation isn’t working easier.
Models now support virtual fields.

Behaviors

Using behaviors that do not exist, now triggers a cakeError making missing behaviors easier to find and fix.

CakeSchema

CakeSchema can now locate, read and write schema files to plugins. The SchemaShell also exposes this functionality, see below for changes to SchemaShell. CakeSchema also supports tableParameters. Table Parameters are non column specific table information such as collation, charset, comments, and table engine type. Each Dbo implements the tableParameters they support.

tableParameters in MySQL

MySQL supports the greatest number of tableParameters; You can use tableParameters to set a variety of MySQL specific settings.

engine Control the storage engine used for your tables.
charset Control the character set used for tables.
encoding Control the encoding used for tables.

In addition to tableParameters MySQL dbo’s implement fieldParameters. fieldParameters allow you to control MySQL specific settings per column.

charset Set the character set used for a column
encoding Set the encoding used for a column

See below for examples on how to use table and field parameters in your schema files.

tableParameters in Postgres

tableParameters in SQLite

Using tableParameters in schema files

You use tableParameters just as you would any other key in a schema file. Much like indexes:

var $comments => array(
    'id' => array('type' => 'integer', 'null' => false, 'default' => 0, 'key' => 'primary'),
    'post_id' => array('type' => 'integer', 'null' => false, 'default' => 0),
    'comment' => array('type' => 'text'),
    'indexes' => array(
        'PRIMARY' => array('column' => 'id', 'unique' => true),
        'post_id' => array('column' => 'post_id'),
    ),
    'tableParameters' => array(
        'engine' => 'InnoDB',
        'charset' => 'latin1',
        'collate' => 'latin1_general_ci'
    )
);

is an example of a table using tableParameters to set some database specific settings. If you use a schema file that contains options and features your database does not implement, those options will be ignored. For example if you imported the above schema to a PostgreSQL server, all of the tableParameters would be ignore as PostgreSQL does not support any of the included options.

Console¶

Bake

Bake has had a number of significant changes made to it. Those changes are detailed in the bake updates section

Subclassing

The ShellDispatcher has been modified to not require shells and tasks to have Shell as their immediate parent anymore.

Output

Shell::nl() has been added. It returns a single or multiple linefeed sequences. Shell::out(), err() and hr() now accept a $newlines parameter which is passed to nl() and allows for controlling how newlines are appended to the output.

Shell::out() and Shell::err() have been modified, allowing a parameterless usage. This is especially useful if you’re often using $this->out('') for outputting just a single newline.

Acl Shell

All AclShell commands now take node parameters. node parameters can be either an alias path like controllers/Posts/view or Model.foreign_key ie. User.1. You no longer need to know or use the aco/aro id for commands.

The Acl shell dataSource switch has been removed. Use the Configure settings instead.

SchemaShell

The Schema shell can now read and write Schema files and SQL dumps to plugins. It expects and will create schema files in $plugin/config/schema

Router and Dispatcher¶

Router

Generating URLs with new style prefixes works exactly the same as admin routing did in 1.2. They use the same syntax and persist/behave in the same way. Assuming you have Configure::write('Routing.prefixes', array('admin', 'member')); in your core.php you will be able to do the following from a non-prefixed URL:

$this->Html->link('Go', array('controller' => 'posts', 'action' => 'index', 'member' => true));
$this->Html->link('Go', array('controller' => 'posts', 'action' => 'index', 'admin' => true));

Likewise, if you are in a prefixed URL and want to go to a non-prefixed URL, do the following:

$this->Html->link('Go', array('controller' => 'posts', 'action' => 'index', 'member' => false));
$this->Html->link('Go', array('controller' => 'posts', 'action' => 'index', 'admin' => false));

Route classes

For 1.3 the router has been internally rebuilt, and a new class CakeRoute has been created. This class handles the parsing and reverse matching of an individual connected route. Also new in 1.3 is the ability to create and use your own Route classes. You can implement any special routing features that may be needed in application routing classes. Developer route classes must extend CakeRoute, if they do not an error will be triggered. Commonly a custom route class will override the parse() and/or match() methods found in CakeRoute to provide custom handling.

Dispatcher

Accessing filtered asset paths, while having no defined asset filter will create 404 status code responses.

Library classes¶

Inflector

You can now globally customize the default transliteration map used in Inflector::slug using Inflector::rules. eg. Inflector::rules('transliteration', array('/å/' => 'aa', '/ø/' => 'oe'))

The Inflector now also internally caches all data passed to it for inflection (except slug method).

Set

Set has a new method Set::apply(), which allows you to apply callbacks to the results of Set::extract and do so in either a map or reduce fashion.

Set::apply('/Movie/rating', $data, 'array_sum');

Would return the sum of all Movie ratings in $data.

L10N

All languages in the catalog now have a direction key. This can be used to determine/define the text direction of the locale being used.

File

File now has a copy() method. It copies the file represented by the file instance, to a new location.

Configure

Configure::load() can now load configuration files from plugins. Use Configure::load('plugin.file'); to load configuration files from plugins. Any configuration files in your application that use . in the name should be updated to used _

App/libs

In addition to app/vendors a new app/libs directory has been added. This directory can also be part of plugins, located at $plugin/libs. Libs directories are intended to contain 1st party libraries that do not come from 3rd parties or external vendors. This allows you to separate your organization’s internal libraries from vendor libraries. App::import() has also been updated to import from libs directories.

App::import('Lib', 'ImageManipulation'); //imports app/libs/image_manipulation.php

You can also import libs files from plugins

App::import('Lib', 'Geocoding.Geocode'); //imports app/plugins/geocoding/libs/geocode.php

The remainder of lib importing syntax is identical to vendor files. So if you know how to import vendor files with unique names, you know how to import libs files with unique names.

Configuration

The default Security.level in 1.3 is medium instead of high
There is a new configuration value Security.cipherSeed this value should be customized to ensure more secure encrypted cookies, and a warning will be generated in development mode when the value matches its default value.

i18n

Now you can use locale definition files for the LC_TIME category to retrieve date and time preferences for a specific language. Just use any POSIX compliant locale definition file and store it at app/locale/language/ (do not create a folder for the category LC_TIME, just put the file in there).

For example, if you have access to a machine running debian or ubuntu you can find a french locale file at: /usr/share/i18n/locales/fr_FR. Copy the part corresponding to LC_TIME into app/locale/fr_fr/LC_TIME file. You can then access the time preferences for French language this way:

Configure::write('Config.language','fr-fr'); // set the current language
$monthNames = __c('mon',LC_TIME,true); // returns an array with the month names in French
$dateFormat = __c('d_fmt',LC_TIME,true); // return the preferred dates format for France

You can read a complete guide of possible values in LC_TIME definition file in this page

Miscellaneous¶

Error Handling

Subclasses of ErrorHandler can more easily implement additional error methods. In the past you would need to override __construct() and work around ErrorHandler’s desire to convert all error methods into error404 when debug = 0. In 1.3, error methods that are declared in subclasses are not converted to error404. If you want your error methods converted into error404, then you will need to do it manually.

Scaffolding

With the addition of Routing.prefixes scaffolding has been updated to allow the scaffolding of any one prefix.

Configure::write('Routing.prefixes', array('admin', 'member'));

class PostsController extends AppController {
    var $scaffold = 'member';
}

Would use scaffolding for member prefixed URLs.

Validation

After 1.2 was released, there were numerous requests to add additional localizations to the phone() and postal() methods. Instead of trying to add every locale to Validation itself, which would result in large bloated ugly methods, and still not afford the flexibility needed for all cases, an alternate path was taken. In 1.3, phone() and postal() will pass off any country prefix it does not know how to handle to another class with the appropriate name. For example if you lived in the Netherlands you would create a class like

class NlValidation {
    public function phone($check) {
        ...
    }
    public function postal($check) {
        ...
    }
}

This file could be placed anywhere in your application, but must be imported before attempting to use it. In your model validation you could use your NlValidation class by doing the following.

public $validate = array(
    'phone_no' => array('rule' => array('phone', null, 'nl')),
    'postal_code' => array('rule' => array('postal', null, 'nl'))
);

When your model data is validated, Validation will see that it cannot handle the “nl” locale and will attempt to delegate out to NlValidation::postal() and the return of that method will be used as the pass/fail for the validation. This approach allows you to create classes that handle a subset or group of locales, something that a large switch would not have. The usage of the individual validation methods has not changed, the ability to pass off to another validator has been added.

IP Address Validation

La validation des adresses IP a été étendu pour autoriser une stricte validation d’une Version d’IP spécifique. Cela utilisera aussi les méchanismes de validation natifs de PHP si ils sont disponibles.

Validation::ip($someAddress);         // Valide les deux IPv4 et IPv6
Validation::ip($someAddress, 'IPv4'); // Valide les adresses IPv4 seulement
Validation::ip($someAddress, 'IPv6'); // Valide les adresses IPv6 seulement

Validation::uuid()

Un pattern de validation uuid() a été ajouté à la classe Validation. Elle vérifiera qu’une chaîne donnée correspondra à un UUID par pattern uniquement. Cela ne garantit pas l’unicité du UUID donné.

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