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jinya/pdox
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Jinya PDOx is a simple object mapper built around PHPs standard PDO

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   permalink index.html   layout default  PDOx
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[](#pdox)

PDOx is a small PDO extension that enables developers to simple run a single query to map a table to the desired object. For this purpose it utilizes either native PDO or laminas-hydrator.

Installation
------------

[](#installation)

Simply run `composer require jinya/pdox` in your project.

Usage
-----

[](#usage)

PDOx contains three methods apart from the default PDO methods.

### `$pdo->fetchObject($query, $prototype, $parameters, $strategies)`

[](#pdo-fetchobjectquery-prototype-parameters-strategies)

This method allows you to fetch one single object from the query and hydrate the result into a class of the type of `$prototype`. An example call can look like this:

```