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Public Member Functions
	Migrator ($migrations_path, $version, $verbose=FALSE)
	assert_unique_migration_version ($migrations, $version)
	migrate_to ($target_version)
	relevant_migrations ($target_version)
	relevant_migration ($version)
	is_up ()
	is_down ()
	migration_class ($migration)
	migration_classes ()
	migration_files ()
	migration_version_and_name ($migration_file)
	top_version ()
	log ($format)

Data Fields
	$direction
	$migrations_path
	$target_version
	$verbose
	$schema_version

Member Function Documentation

assert_unique_migration_version	(	$migrations,
		$version
	)

Sanity check to prevent doublettes.

private

Parameters

array	an array of migration classes
int	the index of a migration

Returns: void

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is_down ( )

Am I migrating down?

private

Returns: bool TRUE if migrating down, FALSE otherwise

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is_up ( )

Am I migrating up?

private

Returns: bool TRUE if migrating up, FALSE otherwise

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log ( $format )

Overridable method used to return a textual representation of what's going on in me. You can use me as you would use printf.

protected

Parameters

string just a dummy value, instead use this method as you would use printf & co.

Returns: void

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migrate_to ( $target_version )

Invoking this method will perform the migrations with an index between the current schema version (provided by the SchemaVersion object) and a target version calling the methods #up and #down in sequence.

Parameters

mixed the target version as an integer or NULL thus migrating to the top migration

Returns: void

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migration_class ( $migration )

Maps a file name to a class name.

protected

Parameters

string part of the file name

Returns: string the derived class name

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migration_classes ( )

Returns the collection (an array) of all migrations in this migrator's path.

Returns: array an associative array, whose keys are the migration's version and whose values are arrays containing the migration's file and class name.

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migration_files ( )

Return all migration file names from my migrations_path.

protected

Returns: array a collection of file names

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migration_version_and_name ( $migration_file )

Split a migration file name into that migration's version and name.

protected

Parameters

string a file name

Returns: array an array of two elements containing the migration's version and name.

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Migrator	(	$migrations_path,
		$version,
		$verbose = `FALSE`
	)

Constructor.

Parameters

string	a file path to the directory containing the migration files
SchemaVersion	the current schema version persistor
boolean	verbose or not

Returns: void

relevant_migration ( $version )

Checks wheter a migration has to be invoked, that is if the migration's version is included in the interval between current and target schema version.

private

Parameters

int	the migration's version to check for inclusion

Returns: bool TRUE if included, FALSE otherwise

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relevant_migrations ( $target_version )

Invoking this method will return a list of migrations with an index between the current schema version (provided by the SchemaVersion object) and a target version calling the methods #up and #down in sequence.

Parameters

mixed the target version as an integer or NULL thus migrating to the top migration