super-powers/src/e0f6ddbe-2a35-4537-942c-faff2ebd04f6

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abstract class BaseTable (Details)

namespace: VDM\Joomla\Abstraction

@startuml
abstract BaseTable  #Orange {
  # array $tables
  + get(?string $table = null, ?string $field = null, ...) : mixed
  + title(string $table) : ?array
  + titleName(string $table) : string
  + tables() : array
  + exist(string $table, ?string $field = null) : bool
  + fields(string $table, bool $default = false, ...) : ?array
  # addDefault(array $fields) : array
  # addDefaultDetails(array $fields) : array
  # isDefault(string $field) : bool
  # getDefault(string $field) : ?array
  # getDefaultKey(string $field, string $key) : mixed
}

note right of BaseTable::get
  Get any value from a item/field/column of an area/view/table
Example: $this->get('table_name', 'field_name', 'value_key');
Get an item/field/column of an area/view/table
Example: $this->get('table_name', 'field_name');
Get all items/fields/columns of an area/view/table
Example: $this->get('table_name');
Get all areas/views/tables with all their item/field/column details
Example: $this->get('All');
Example: $this->get();

  since: 3.2.1
  return: mixed
  
  arguments:
    ?string $table = null
    ?string $field = null
    ?string $key = null
end note

note left of BaseTable::title
  Get title field from an area/view/table

  since: 3.2.0
  return: ?array
end note

note right of BaseTable::titleName
  Get title field name

  since: 3.2.0
  return: string
end note

note left of BaseTable::tables
  Get all tables

  since: 3.2.0
  return: array
end note

note right of BaseTable::exist
  Check if a table (and field) exist

  since: 3.2.0
  return: bool
end note

note left of BaseTable::fields
  Get all fields of an area/view/table

  since: 3.2.0
  return: ?array
  
  arguments:
    string $table
    bool $default = false
    bool $details = false
end note

note right of BaseTable::addDefault
  Add the default fields

  since: 3.2.0
  return: array
end note

note left of BaseTable::addDefaultDetails
  Add the default fields

  since: 3.2.0
  return: array
end note

note right of BaseTable::isDefault
  Check if the field is a default field

  since: 3.2.0
  return: bool
end note

note left of BaseTable::getDefault
  Get a default field

  since: 3.2.0
  return: ?array
end note

note right of BaseTable::getDefaultKey
  Get a default field property

  since: 3.2.0
  return: mixed
end note
 
@enduml

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