MySqueaks is a PHP class that creates SQL statements. Short for My Simplified Quality Expressions (SQX), it produces straightforward syntax to simplify the process.
The MySqueaks project is a PHP class that generates SQL statements for easier understanding and implementation. It is known for being user-friendly and catered towards beginner programmers. With the object-orientated approach, it allows for a flexible implementation in any form of usage. It is also important to note that MySqueaks is released under GPL and requires users to open the LICENSE file to read and accept the license before usage.
The project started as a fork from the frsb blogging system with the intention of encapsulating SQL statements in an easy-to-use class. As the creator was taking a database management module in University that uses PHP and MySQL, it also provided an opportunity to better his understanding of MySQL and ease SQL implementation for beginners.
The documentation provides information on various member functions and global constants as coded and recognised in the source code, which is organised into the menu on the left. It is encouraged to enable Javascript as the menu is positioned at the top left corner regardless of where the user scrolls on the page. However, the [menu] link at the section headers also provides access to the menu bar. Updates in this release include bugfixes for Drop() and RenameTable(), updated code for ChangeDatabase() to Clear(), and updated code for DropTable() to do DROP TABLE IF EXISTS.
The project started as a fork from the frsb blogging system with the intention of encapsulating SQL statements in an easy-to-use class. As the creator was taking a database management module in University that uses PHP and MySQL, it also provided an opportunity to better his understanding of MySQL and ease SQL implementation for beginners.
The documentation provides information on various member functions and global constants as coded and recognised in the source code, which is organised into the menu on the left. It is encouraged to enable Javascript as the menu is positioned at the top left corner regardless of where the user scrolls on the page. However, the [menu] link at the section headers also provides access to the menu bar. Updates in this release include bugfixes for Drop() and RenameTable(), updated code for ChangeDatabase() to Clear(), and updated code for DropTable() to do DROP TABLE IF EXISTS.
What's New
Version 1.0.5: N/A