1. Jonathan H. Wage OpenSky
Doctrine MongoDB
Object Document Mapper
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2. Who am I?
Jonathan H. Wage
PHP Developer for over 10 years
Symfony Contributor
Doctrine Contributor
Published Author
Business Owner
Nashville, TN Resident
http://www.twitter.com/jwage
http://www.facebook.com/jwage

3. I work at
What is OpenSky?
“a social commerce platform”
Based in New York and is a major open
source software advocate
http://www.shopopensky.com

4. OpenSky Technologies
PHP 5.3.2
Apache2
Symfony2
Doctrine2
jQuery
mule, stomp, hornetq
MongoDB
nginx
varnish

5. What is Doctrine?
- Open Source PHP Project started in
2006
- Specializes in database functionality

6. Doctrine Libraries
- Database Abstraction Layer
- Database Migrations
- Object Relational Mapper
- MongoDB Object Document Manager
- CouchDB Object Document Manager

7. Who is on the team?
• Roman S. Borschel
• Guilherme Blanco
• Benjamin Eberlei
• Bulat Shakirzyanov
• Jonathan H.Wage

8. Project History
- First commit April 13th 2006
- First stable version finished and Released September
1st 2008
- One of the first ORM implementations for PHP
- 1.0 is First LTS(long term support) release.
Maintained until March 1st 2010
- Integrated with many popular frameworks: Symfony,
Zend Framework, Code Igniter

9. What is MongoDB?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MongoDB
“MongoDB (from "humongous") is an open source,
scalable, high-performance, schema free, document-
oriented database written in the C++ programming
language.
The goal of MongoDB is to bridge the gap between
key-value stores - which are fast and highly scalable
- and traditional RDBMS systems - which provide rich
queries and deep functionality. It is designed for
problems that aren't easily solved by traditional
RDBMSs, for example if databases span many
servers.”

10. Database Terminology
RDBMS MongoDB
Database Database
Table Collection
Row Document

11. Mapper Terminology
ORM ODM
Database Database
Repository Repository
Entity Document

12. Using MongoDB in PHP
Download and run MongoDB Server
http://www.mongodb.org/display/DOCS/Downloads
Install Mongo PECL extension
http://www.php.net/manual/en/mongo.installation.php
$ /path/to/mongodb/bin/mongod
$ pecl install mongo

13. Connecting
Create new connection instances with
the Mongo class:
$mongo = new Mongo('mongodb://localhost');

14. Selecting Databases
MongoDB intances can be selected
using the selectDB() method:
$mongo = new Mongo('mongodb://localhost');
$db = $mongo->selectDB('dbname');

15. Selecting Collections
MongoCollection instances can be
selected using the selectCollection()
method:
$mongo = new Mongo('mongodb://localhost');
$db = $mongo->selectDB('dbname');
$coll = $db->selectCollection('users');

16. Inserting Documents
Insert a regular PHP array:
$user = array(
'username' => 'jwage',
'password' => md5('changeme')
'active' => true
);
$coll->insert($user);
echo $user['_id'];

17. Finding a Document
We can easily find the document we just
inserted using the findOne() method:
$user = $coll->findOne(array('username' => 'jwage'));

18. Updating a Document
You can find a document, change it and
save the entire document:
$user = $coll->findOne(array('username' => 'jwage'));
$user['username'] = 'jonwage';
$user['password'] = md5('newpassword');
$coll->save($user);

19. Atomic Updates
The following is faster and safer:
$coll->update(array(
'username' => 'jwage'
), array(
'$set' => array(
'username' => 'jonwage',
'password' => md5('newpassword')
)
));

20. Atomic Updates
$inc - increments field by the number value
$set - sets field to value
$unset - deletes a given field
$push - appends value to an array
$pushAll - appends multiple values to an array
$addToSet - appends multiple new values to an array
$pop - removes the last element in an array
$pull - removes all occurrences of a value from an array
$pullAll - removes all occurrences of multiple values from an array

21. Atomic Examples
Increment num_comments with $inc:
// $inc a blog posts number of comments by 1
$db->posts->update($id, array('$inc' => array('num_comments' => 1)))

22. Atomic Examples
Push new comment on to end of array:
// $push a new comment on to a blog posts comments
$db->posts->update($id, array('$push' => array(
'comments' => array('Hi how are you?')
)));

23. Atomic Examples
Set an individual field value:
// $set a lock on a blog post
$db->posts->update($id, array('$set' => array('locked' => 1)));

24. Atomic Examples
Unset a field from a document:
// $unset a lock on a blog post
$db->posts->update($id, array('$unset' => array('locked' => 1)));

25. Removing Documents
You can remove documents using the
remove() method:
$coll->remove(array('username' => 'jwage'));

26. +
Doctrine + MongoDB
=

27. What is it?
- Layer on top of Mongo PECL extension
- Work with objects instead of arrays
- Create rich OO PHP domain and persist
transparently using Doctrine

28. What does it do?
- Maps PHP classes to MongoDB
- Manages the state of objects
- Tracks changes and persists them
- Constructs regular PHP objects from
MongoDB data

29. How does it do it?
- Implements UnitOfWork
http://martinfowler.com/eaaCatalog/unitOfWork.html
- Tracks changes to managed objects
by maintaining a copy of its original
data
- Computes changesets and persists
them transparently

30. Easier to build than ORM
- Less work to convert objects to arrays
for persistence to MongoDB
- Less work to convert the data in the
database to objects since it is already
stored in a object-like structure
instead of flat like in a RDBMS

31. Architecture
Documents
- Lightweight persistent domain object
- Regular PHP class
- Does not extend any base Doctrine class
- Cannot be final or contain final methods
- Any two documents in a hierarchy of classes must not
have a mapped property with the same name
- Supports inheritance, polymorphic associations and
polymorphic queries.
- Both abstract and concrete classes can be documents
- Documents may extend non-document classes as well
as document classes, and non-document classes may
extend document classes

32. Architecture
- No more base class required
- Values stored in object properties
- Doctrine is transparent
namespace Documents;
class User
{
private $id;
private $name;
}

33. Architecture
The DocumentManager
- Central access point to the ODM functionality provided by
Doctrine. API is used to manage the persistence of your
objects and to query for persistent objects.
- Employes transactional write behind strategy that delays the
execution of queries in order to execute them in the most
efficient way
- Internally a DocumentManager uses a UnitOfWork to keep
track of your objects

34. Managing Documents
To manage documents with Doctrine
you need a DocumentManager:
$config = new DoctrineODMMongoDBConfiguration();
$config->setMetadataCacheImpl(new DoctrineCommonCacheArrayCache);
$driverImpl = $config->newDefaultAnnotationDriver(array(__DIR__."/Documents"));
$config->setMetadataDriverImpl($driverImpl);
$config->setProxyDir(__DIR__ . '/Proxies');
$config->setProxyNamespace('Proxies');
$dm = DoctrineODMMongoDBDocumentManager::create($mongo, $config);

35. DocumentManager
The DocumentManager is the central
place for managing the state of PHP
objects. It has methods like:
persist($document)
find()
findOne()
refresh($document)
remove($document)
detach($document)
merge($document)
flush()

36. Document Classes
A Doctrine MongoDB Document is just a regular old PHP object:
class User
{
private $id;
private $username;
private $password;
public function getId()
{
return $this->id;
}
public function getUsername()
{
return $this->username;
}
public function setUsername($username)
{
$this->username = $username;
}
public function getPassword()
{
return $this->password;
}
public function setPassword($password)
{
$this->password = md5($password);
}
}

37. Mapping Information
- Annotations
- YAML
- XML
- PHP
/** @Document */
class User
{
/** @Id */
private $id;
/** @String */
private $username;
/** @String */
private $password;
// ...
}

38. Inserting Documents
$user = new User();
$user->setUsername('jwage');
$user->setPassword('changeme');
$dm->persist($user);
$dm->flush(); // inserts document
$users->batchInsert(array(
array(
'username' => 'jwage',
'password' => 'changeme'
)
));

39. Finding Documents
$user = $dm->findOne('User', array('username' => 'jwage'));

40. Updating Documents
Always uses atomic operators
$user = $dm->findOne('User', array('username' => 'jwage'));
$user->setUsername('jonwage');
$user->setPassword('newpassword');
$dm->flush(); // updates document
$coll->update(
array('_id' => 'theid'),
array('$set' => array(
'username' => 'jonwage',
'password' => '5e9d11a14ad1c8dd77e98ef9b53fd1ba'
)
);

41. Removing Documents
$user = $dm->findOne('User', array('username' => 'jwage'));
$dm->remove($user);
$dm->flush(); // removes document
$coll->remove(array('_id' => 'theid'));

42. Query Builder
Normally queries are just arrays that
look like the following:
$user = $dm->findOne('User', array('username' => 'jwage'));

43. Problems
- Not OO
- Not re-usable
- Can become difficult to read as query
gets more complex

44. Query Builder
Construct a new query instance and
start adding to it:
$q = $dm->createQuery('User')
->field('username')->equals('jwage');

45. Query Builder
Find posts within a range of dates:
$q = $dm->createQuery('Post')
->field('createdAt')->range($startDate, $endDate);

46. Query Builder
Updating documents:
$q = $dm->createQuery('User')
->update()
->field('username')->set('jonwage')
->field('password')->set('newpassword')
->field('username')->equals('jwage');

47. Query Builder
Removing documents:
$q = $dm->createQuery('User')
->remove()
->field('username')->equals('jwage');

48. Query Builder
Executing queries:
// Execute and get the first result
$user = $q->getSingleResult();
// Execute and return an array of results
$users = $q->execute();
// Execute update or remove query
$q->execute();
// Iterate over cursor
foreach ($q->iterate() as $user) {
}

49. Embedded Documents
Insert document with an embedded
document:
$user = array(
'username' => 'jwage',
'password' => 'changeme'
'addresses' => array(
array(
'address1' => '6512 Mercomatic Ct.',
// ...
)
)
);
$db->users->insert($user);

50. Embedded Documents
Push a new address on to the end of
the addresses array:
$db->users->update($user['_id'], array('$push' => array(
'addresses' => array(
'address1' => 'New address'
)

51. Embedded Mapping
Map an embedded document using
@EmbedOne and @EmbedMany:
class User
{
/** @Id */
public $id;
/** @String */
public $name;
/** @EmbedMany(targetDocument="Address") */
public $addresses = array();
}

52. /** @EmbeddedDocument */
class Address
{
/** @String */
public $address;
/** @String */
public $city;
/** @String */
public $state;
/** @String */
public $zipcode;
Embedded Mapping

53. $user = new User();
$user->name = 'Jonathan H. Wage';
$address = new Address();
$address->address = '6512 Mercomatic Ct';
$address->city = 'Nashville';
$address->state = 'Tennessee';
$address->zipcode = '37209';
$user->addresses[] = $address;
$dm->persist($user);
$dm->flush();
Persisting

54. $users = array(
array(
'name' => 'Jonathan H. Wage',
'addresses' => array(
array(
'address' => '6512 Mercomatic Ct',
'city' => 'Nashville',
'state' => 'Tennesseee',
'zipcode' => '37209'
)
)
)
);
$coll->batchInsert($users);

55. Updating Embedded Documents
$user = $dm->findOne('User', array('name' => 'Jonathan H. Wage'));
$user->addresses[0]->zipcode = '37205';
$coll->update(
array('_id' => 'theuserid'),
array('$set' => array('addresses.0.zipcode' => '37209'))
);

56. Adding new Address
$user = $dm->findOne('User', array('name' => 'Jonathan H. Wage'));
$address = new Address();
$address->address = '475 Buckhead Ave.';
$address->city = 'Atlanta';
$address->state = 'Georgia';
$address->zipcode = '30305';
$user->addresses[] = $address;
$dm->flush();
$coll->update(
array('_id' => 'theuserid'),
array('$pushAll' => array(
'addresses' => array(
array(
'address' => '475 Buckhead Ave.',
'city' => 'Atlanta',
'state' => 'Georgia',
'zipcode' => '30305'
)
)
))
);

57. Unsetting Properties
unset($user->addresses[0]->zipcode);
$dm->flush();
$coll->update(
array('_id' => 'theuserid'),
array(
'$unset' => array(
'addresses.0.zipcode' => 1
)
)
);

58. References
Reference documents from within
another document by storing an
embedded document with the following
properties:
$ref - referenced collection
$id - value of _id for the object referenced
$db - referenced database

59. References
- No JOIN syntax like in a relational DB
- References are resolved in app code
- Store one or many references

60. Reference Mapping
/** @Document */
class Organization
{
/** @Id */
private $id;
/** @String */
private $name;
/** @ReferenceMany(targetDocument="User") */
private $users = array();
public function setName($name)
{
$this->name = $name;
}
public function addUser(User $user)
{
$this->users[] = $user;
}
}

61. Reference Mapping
/** @Document */
class User
{
/** @Id */
private $id;
/** @String */
private $name;
/** @ReferenceOne(targetDocument="Organization") */
private $organization;
public function setName($name)
{
$this->name = $name;
}
public function setOrganization(Organization $organization)
{
$this->organization = $organization;
$organization->addUser($this);
}
}

62. Persisting
$organization = new Organization();
$organization->setName('Sensio Labs');
$user = new User();
$user->setName('Jonathan H. Wage');
$user->setOrganization($organization);
$dm->persist($organization);
$dm->persist($user);
$dm->flush();

63. Inserted Organization
Resulting organization has a reference
to the user:
Array
(
[_id] => 4c86acd78ead0e8759000000
[name] => Sensio Labs
[users] => Array
(
[0] => Array
(
[$ref] => User
[$id] => 4c86acd78ead0e8759010000
[$db] => doctrine_odm_sandbox
)
)
)

64. Inserted User
Resulting user has a reference to the
organization:
Array
(
[_id] => 4c86acd78ead0e8759010000
[name] => Jonathan H. Wage
[organization] => Array
(
[$ref] => Organization
[$id] => 4c86acd78ead0e8759000000
[$db] => doctrine_odm_sandbox
)
)

65. Working with References
A single reference is represented by a
proxy object:
$user = $dm->find('User', array('name' => 'Jonathan H. Wage'));
// instance of uninitialized OrganizationProxy
$organization = $user->getOrganization();
// calling getter or setter for uninitialized proxy
// queries the database and initialized the proxy document
// query invoked, organization data loaded and doc initialized
echo $organization->getName();

66. Working with References
What does a proxy look like?
class OrganizationProxy extends Organization
{
private function initialize()
{
// ...
}
public function getName()
{
$this->initialize();
return parent::getName();
}
}

67. Working with References
A many reference is represented by an
uninitialized PersistentCollection:
$organization = $dm->find('Organization', array('name' => 'Sensio Labs'));
$users = $organization->getUsers(); // uninitialized collection
// Queries database for users and initializes collection
foreach ($users as $user)
{
// ...
}

68. Document Query Language
SQLike grammar for querying Doctrine
MongoDB ODM for document objects.
find all FROM BlogPost

69. QueryLanguage ::= FindQuery | InsertQuery | UpdateQuery | RemoveQuery
FindQuery ::= FindClause [WhereClause] [MapClause] [ReduceClause] [SortClause] [LimitClause]
[SkipClause]
FindClause ::= "FIND" all | SelectField {"," SelectField}
SelectField ::= DocumentFieldName
SortClause ::= SortClauseField {"," SortClauseField}
SortClauseField ::= DocumentFieldName "ASC | DESC"
LimitClause ::= "LIMIT" LimitInteger
SkipClause ::= "SKIP" SkipInteger
MapClause ::= "MAP" MapFunction
ReduceClause ::= "REDUCE" ReduceFunction
DocumentFieldName ::= DocumentFieldName | EmbeddedDocument "." {"." DocumentFieldName}
WhereClause ::= "WHERE" WhereClausePart {"AND" WhereClausePart}
WhereClausePart ::= ["all", "not"] DocumentFieldName WhereClauseExpression Value
WhereClauseExpression ::= "=" | "!=" | ">=" | "<=" | ">" | "<" | "in"
"notIn" | "all" | "size" | "exists" | "type"
Value ::= LiteralValue | JsonObject | JsonArray
UpdateQuery ::= UpdateClause [WhereClause]
UpdateClause ::= [SetExpression], [UnsetExpression], [IncrementExpression],
[PushExpression], [PushAllExpression], [PullExpression],
[PullAllExpression], [AddToSetExpression], [AddManyToSetExpression],
[PopFirstExpression], [PopLastExpression]
SetExpression ::= "SET" DocumentFieldName "=" Value {"," SetExpression}
UnsetExpression ::= "UNSET" DocumentFieldName {"," UnsetExpression}
IncrementExpression ::= "INC" DocumentFieldName "=" IncrementInteger {"," IncrementExpression}
PushExpression ::= "PUSH" DocumentFieldName Value {"," PushExpression}
PushAllExpression ::= "PUSHALL" DocumentFieldName Value {"," PushAllExpression}
PullExpression ::= "PULL" DocumentFieldName Value {"," PullExpression}
PullAllExpression ::= "PULLALL" DocumentFieldName Value {"," PullAllExpression}
AddToSetExpression ::= "ADDTOSET" DocumentFieldName Value {"," AddToSetExpression}
AddManyToSetExpression ::= "ADDMANYTOSET" DocumentFieldName Value {"," AddManyToSetExpression}
PopFirstExpression ::= "POPFIRST" DocumentFieldName {"," PopFirstExpression}
PopLastExpression ::= "POPLAST" DocumentFieldName {"," PopLastExpression}
InsertQuery ::= InsertClause InsertSetClause {"," InsertSetClause}
InsertSetClause ::= DocumentFieldName "=" Value
RemoveQuery ::= RemoveClause [WhereClause]
RemoveClause ::= "REMOVE" DocumentClassName
BNF

70. Creating Queries
From the DocumentManager you can
execute DQL queries using the query()
method:
$users = $dm->query('find all FROM User');
$users = $db->user->find();

71. Selecting Fields
$users = $dm->query('find username FROM User');
$users = $db->user->find(null, array('username'));

72. Paging Results
$users = $dm->query('find all FROM User limit 30 skip 30');
$users = $db->user->find();
$users->limit(30);
$users->skip(30);

73. Selecting Embedded Slice
$post = $dm->query('find title, comments limit 20 skip 10 FROM
BlogPost WHERE id = ?', array($id));
$users = $db->user->find(
array('_id' => $id),
array('title', 'comments' => array(
'$slice' => array(20, 10)
))
);

74. More Examples
// Find all posts greater than or equal to a date
$posts = $dm->query('find all FROM BlogPost WHERE createdAt >= ?',
array($date));
// Find all posts sorted by created at desc
$posts = $dm->query('find all FROM BlogPost sort createdAt desc');
// Update user
$dm->query('update DocumentsUser set password = ? where username = ?',
array('newpassword', 'jwage'));

75. Events
Doctrine triggers events throughout the
lifecycle of objects it manages:
- preRemove
- postRemove
- prePersist
- postPersist
- preUpdate
- postUpdate
- preLoad
- postLoad

76. Maintaining Timestamps
/**
* @Document
* @HasLifecycleCallbacks
*/
class BlogPost
{
/** @Id */
public $id;
/** @Date */
public $createdAt;
/** @Date */
public $updatedAt;
/** @PreUpdate */
public function prePersist()
{
$this->createdAt = new DateTime();
}
/** @PreUpdate */
public function preUpdate()
{
$this->updatedAt = new DateTime();
}
}

77. Migrating Changes
Sometimes your documents change and
you will need to migrate your data.

78. Sample Scenario
Our original document looks like this:
/**
* @Document
*/
class User
{
/** @Id */
public $id;
/** @String */
public $name;
}

79. Renaming Fields
Later we want to store first and last
names in separate fields:
/**
* @Document
*/
class User
{
/** @Id */
public $id;
/** @String */
public $firstName;
/** @String */
public $lastName;
}

80. Renaming Fields
Handle documents with only a name:
/**
* @Document
* @HasLifecycleCallbacks
*/
class User
{
/** @Id */
public $id;
/** @String */
public $firstName;
/** @String */
public $lastName;
/** @PreLoad */
public function preLoad(array &$data)
{
if (isset($data['name']))
{
$e = explode(' ', $data['name']);
unset($data['name']);
$data['firstName'] = $e[0];
$data['lastName'] = $e[1];
}
}
}

81. Why use an object
mapper?

82. Encapsulate your domain in an object oriented interface
Encapsulation

83. The organization of your domain logic in an OO way
improved maintainability
Maintainability

84. Keeping a clean OO domain model makes your business
logic easily testable for improved stability
Testability

85. Write portable and thin application controller code and
fat models.
Portability

86. Questions?
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