* Use str_starts_with()
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* Remove redundant !empty()
!empty() on a declared variable is redundant.
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* Replace loop with array_column()
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* Simpify assignment by removing temporary variable
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* Remove redundant if statements and array_merge
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* Remove temporary variable
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* Unindent code
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* Add helper method fetchByMode()
This is done to avoid calling methods through variables. It is the same
in terms of performance.
Signed-off-by: Kamil Tekiela <tekiela246@gmail.com>
* Move if statements to where they are relevant
I had a choice to either move the while loop out of the if statements
or move the if statements inside. I decided it made more sense to move
them inside.
Signed-off-by: Kamil Tekiela <tekiela246@gmail.com>
* Add NULL to phpdoc for the two parameters that can be null
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* Simplify return statement
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* Improve performance and simplify code
Since we are always using STORE mode then we can use data_seek() method.
This will allow us to get rid of the loop and use fetchByMode() method.
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* Inline value defaulting
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* Remove redundant check
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* [bugfix] getColumnNames() should return an array of strings
There were multiple issues here. If we are selecting only a certain
column from the SQL then let's use the handy function instead of
array_keys. We will never get anything other than an array so checking
if it is not an array makes no sense. Returning null only to cast it to
an array is pointless. If really necessary, we could still check for an
empty array. The ColumnController returned the value without even
casting it to an array. I am not sure how jQuery/JavaScript dealt with it.
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* Refactor getColumnMapFromSql and add type hint
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* Refactor getVirtualTables
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* Remove redundant loop
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* Remove redundant usage of freeResult()
If there was no chance for the object to leak the scope and it is the
end of the scope then there's no reason to call this method.
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* Replace dynamic variable with declare one
It's always the same name. If we were creating more than one, we could
use associative array, but in this case there seems to be absolutely no
need for any of this. Dynamic variables make it harder to debug the code.
Signed-off-by: Kamil Tekiela <tekiela246@gmail.com>
* Update psalm-baseline.xml
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* Widen the condition per williamdes suggestion
This will allow value such as '' and '0' to pass through. Previously
`if(! empty($database))` and `if($database)` dissallowed them.
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* fetchResult() should return only arrays
Tests fixed to return arrays. Non-empty in case of true, empty in case
of false.
Fixed a lot of Psalm issues where the condition was always true.
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Yes, that does not make sense but it should not throw and error
"Uncaught TypeError: mb_strtoupper() expects parameter 1 to be string"
Signed-off-by: William Desportes <williamdes@wdes.fr>
