package C4::Utils::DataTables; # Copyright 2011 BibLibre # # This file is part of Koha. # # Koha is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the # terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software # Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later # version. # # Koha is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY # WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR # A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along # with Koha; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., # 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA. use Modern::Perl; require Exporter; use vars qw($VERSION @ISA @EXPORT); BEGIN { $VERSION = 3.04, @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(dt_build_orderby dt_build_having dt_get_params dt_build_query); } =head1 NAME C4::Utils::DataTables - Utility subs for building query when DataTables source is AJAX =head1 SYNOPSYS use CGI; use C4::Context; use C4::Utils::DataTables; my $input = new CGI; my $vars = $input->Vars; my $query = qq{ SELECT surname, firstname FROM borrowers WHERE borrowernumber = ? }; my ($having, $having_params) = dt_build_having($vars); $query .= $having; $query .= dt_build_orderby($vars); $query .= " LIMIT ?,? "; my $dbh = C4::Context->dbh; my $sth = $dbh->prepare($query); $sth->execute( $vars->{'borrowernumber'}, @$having_params, $vars->{'iDisplayStart'}, $vars->{'iDisplayLength'} ); ... =head1 DESCRIPTION This module provide two utility functions to build a part of the SQL query, depending on DataTables parameters. One function build the 'ORDER BY' part, and the other the 'HAVING' part. =head1 FUNCTIONS =head2 dt_build_orderby my $orderby = dt_build_orderby($dt_param); This function takes a reference to a hash containing DataTables parameters and build the corresponding 'ORDER BY' clause. This hash must contains the following keys: iSortCol_N, where N is a number from 0 to the number of columns to sort on minus 1 sSortDir_N is the sorting order ('asc' or 'desc) for the corresponding column mDataProp_N is a mapping between the column index, and the name of a SQL field =cut sub dt_build_orderby { my $param = shift; my $i = 0; my $orderby; my @orderbys; while(exists $param->{'iSortCol_'.$i}){ my $iSortCol = $param->{'iSortCol_'.$i}; my $sSortDir = $param->{'sSortDir_'.$i}; my $mDataProp = $param->{'mDataProp_'.$iSortCol}; my @sort_fields = $param->{$mDataProp.'_sorton'} ? split(' ', $param->{$mDataProp.'_sorton'}) : (); if(@sort_fields > 0) { push @orderbys, "$_ $sSortDir" foreach (@sort_fields); } else { push @orderbys, "$mDataProp $sSortDir"; } $i++; } $orderby = " ORDER BY " . join(',', @orderbys) . " " if @orderbys; return $orderby; } =head2 dt_build_having my ($having, $having_params) = dt_build_having($dt_params) This function takes a reference to a hash containing DataTables parameters and build the corresponding 'HAVING' clause. This hash must contains the following keys: sSearch is the text entered in the global filter iColumns is the number of columns bSearchable_N is a boolean value that is true if the column is searchable mDataProp_N is a mapping between the column index, and the name of a SQL field sSearch_N is the text entered in individual filter for column N =cut sub dt_build_having { my $param = shift; my @filters; my @params; # Global filter if($param->{'sSearch'}) { my $sSearch = $param->{'sSearch'}; my $i = 0; my @gFilters; my @gParams; while($i < $param->{'iColumns'}) { if($param->{'bSearchable_'.$i} eq 'true') { my $mDataProp = $param->{'mDataProp_'.$i}; my @filter_fields = $param->{$mDataProp.'_filteron'} ? split(' ', $param->{$mDataProp.'_filteron'}) : (); if(@filter_fields > 0) { foreach my $field (@filter_fields) { push @gFilters, " $field LIKE ? "; push @gParams, "%$sSearch%"; } } else { push @gFilters, " $mDataProp LIKE ? "; push @gParams, "%$sSearch%"; } } $i++; } push @filters, " (" . join(" OR ", @gFilters) . ") "; push @params, @gParams; } # Individual filters my $i = 0; while($i < $param->{'iColumns'}) { my $sSearch = $param->{'sSearch_'.$i}; if($sSearch) { my $mDataProp = $param->{'mDataProp_'.$i}; my @filter_fields = $param->{$mDataProp.'_filteron'} ? split(' ', $param->{$mDataProp.'_filteron'}) : (); if(@filter_fields > 0) { my @localfilters; foreach my $field (@filter_fields) { push @localfilters, " $field LIKE ? "; push @params, "%$sSearch%"; } push @filters, " ( ". join(" OR ", @localfilters) ." ) "; } else { push @filters, " $mDataProp LIKE ? "; push @params, "%$sSearch%"; } } $i++; } return (\@filters, \@params); } =head2 dt_get_params my %dtparam = = dt_get_params( $input ) This function takes a reference to a new CGI object. It prepares a hash containing Datatable parameters. =cut sub dt_get_params { my $input = shift; my %dtparam; my $vars = $input->Vars; foreach(qw/ iDisplayStart iDisplayLength iColumns sSearch bRegex iSortingCols sEcho /) { $dtparam{$_} = $input->param($_); } foreach(grep /(?:_sorton|_filteron)$/, keys %$vars) { $dtparam{$_} = $vars->{$_}; } for(my $i=0; $i<$dtparam{'iColumns'}; $i++) { foreach(qw/ bSearchable sSearch bRegex bSortable iSortCol mDataProp sSortDir /) { my $key = $_ . '_' . $i; $dtparam{$key} = $input->param($key) if defined $input->param($key); } } return %dtparam; } =head2 dt_build_query_simple my ( $query, $params )= dt_build_query_simple( $value, $field ) This function takes a value and a field (table.field). It returns (undef, []) if not $value. Else, returns a SQL where string and an arrayref containing parameters for the execute method of the statement. =cut sub dt_build_query_simple { my ( $value, $field ) = @_; my $query; my @params; if( $value ) { $query .= " AND $field = ? "; push @params, $value; } return ( $query, \@params ); } =head2 dt_build_query_dates my ( $query, $params )= dt_build_query_dates( $datefrom, $dateto, $field) This function takes a datefrom, dateto and a field (table.field). It returns (undef, []) if not $value. Else, returns a SQL where string and an arrayref containing parameters for the execute method of the statement. =cut sub dt_build_query_dates { my ( $datefrom, $dateto, $field ) = @_; my $query; my @params; if ( $datefrom ) { $query .= " AND $field >= ? "; push @params, C4::Dates->new($datefrom)->output('iso'); } if ( $dateto ) { $query .= " AND $field <= ? "; push @params, C4::Dates->new($dateto)->output('iso'); } return ( $query, \@params ); } =head2 dt_build_query my ( $query, $filter ) = dt_build_query( $type, @params ) This function takes a value and a list of parameters. It calls dt_build_query_dates or dt_build_query_simple fonction of $type. $type can be 'simple' or 'rage_dates'. =cut sub dt_build_query { my ( $type, @params ) = @_; given ( $type ) { when ( /simple/ ) { return dt_build_query_simple( @params ); } when ( /range_dates/ ) { return dt_build_query_dates( @params ); } } } 1;