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HashSiteStore.php
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32 class HashSiteStore implements SiteStore {
33 
37  private $sites = [];
38 
42  public function __construct( $sites = [] ) {
43  $this->saveSites( $sites );
44  }
45 
55  public function saveSite( Site $site ) {
56  $this->sites[$site->getGlobalId()] = $site;
57 
58  return true;
59  }
60 
70  public function saveSites( array $sites ) {
71  foreach ( $sites as $site ) {
72  $this->saveSite( $site );
73  }
74 
75  return true;
76  }
77 
89  public function getSite( $globalId, $source = 'cache' ) {
90  return $this->sites[$globalId] ?? null;
91  }
92 
105  public function getSites( $source = 'cache' ) {
106  return new SiteList( $this->sites );
107  }
108 
114  public function clear() {
115  $this->sites = [];
116 
117  return true;
118  }
119 
120 }
HashSiteStore\getSite
getSite( $globalId, $source='cache')
Returns the site with provided global id, or null if there is no such site.
Definition: HashSiteStore.php:89
HashSiteStore\__construct
__construct( $sites=[])
Definition: HashSiteStore.php:42
HashSiteStore\saveSite
saveSite(Site $site)
Saves the provided site.
Definition: HashSiteStore.php:55
HashSiteStore\clear
clear()
Deletes all sites from the database.
Definition: HashSiteStore.php:114
HashSiteStore\getSites
getSites( $source='cache')
Returns a list of all sites.
Definition: HashSiteStore.php:105
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SiteStore
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Site\getGlobalId
getGlobalId()
Returns the global site identifier (ie enwiktionary).
Definition: Site.php:140
SiteList
Definition: SiteList.php:29
HashSiteStore
In-memory SiteStore implementation, storing sites in an associative array.
Definition: HashSiteStore.php:32
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HashSiteStore\saveSites
saveSites(array $sites)
Saves the provided sites.
Definition: HashSiteStore.php:70
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