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codeigniter-parse-library

A CodeIgniter Framework Parse Library

Implementing

  • User Registration
  • User Logout
  • User Update
  • More Error details

Attention

Parse PHP SDK needs default session, so if you use CodeIgniter's Session Library I recommend you use PHP Native Session and let Parse PHP SDK initialize it.

I created a CodeIgniter Native Session Library to it.

To use Native Session Library with Parse Library in CodeIgniter's Autoload Configuration you need to put first 'parse' and after 'native_session'.

Installing

  1. Download Parse PHP SDK.
  2. Create a folder named parse on project main folder.
  3. Put Parse PHP SDK files into parse folder.
  4. (Optional) If you want to use Parse Library in all files or many files, I recommend you add it on CodeIgniter's Autoload Configuration.

How to use

New Object

$className = 'Book';
$newBook = $this->parse->newObject($className);
  • This retrieves a native Parse Object. So you can use normally how you know.

Save Object

$newBook = $this->parse->newObject($className);
$this->parse->save($newBook);

Retrieve Object By Id

$className = 'Book';
$bookId = 'jsad71ASdj';
$book = $this->parse->get($className, $bookId);

Find Objects

// find obects normally
$className = 'Author';
$equalToArray = array(
	'active' => TRUE,
);
$ascending = 'name';
$descending = 'null';
$limit = 10;
$skip = 5;
$includeArray = array(
	'country',
);

$authorsResultsArray = $this->parse->find($className, $equalToArray, $ascending, $desceding, $limit, $skip, $includeArray);

// passing Parse Object in equalToArray
$firstAuthor = $authorsResultsArray[0];
$className = 'Book';
$equalToArray = array(
	'author' => $firstAuthor,
);
$ascending = 'publishDate';
$descending = 'null';
$limit = null;
$skip = null;
$includeArray = array();

$booksResultsArray = $this->parse->find($className, $equalToArray, $ascending, $desceding, $limit, $skip, $includeArray);

First Object

  • Like find() but without $limit param.
// (...)

$firstAuthor = $authorsResultsArray[0];
$className = 'Book';
$equalToArray = array(
	'author' => $firstAuthor,
);
$ascending = 'publishDate';
$descending = 'null';
$skip = null;
$includeArray = array();

$firstBook = $this->parse->first($className, $equalToArray, $ascending, $desceding, $skip, $includeArray);

User Login

$username = 'example';
$password = 'example';

$user = $this->parse->userLogin($username, $password);

Get Current User

$user = $this->parse->getCurrentUser();