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Rotua Panjaitan
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Helper Classes
==============
Yii provides many helper classes to simplify commonly needed coding tasks, such as string/array manipulations,
HTML code generation, etc. These helper classes are mostly organized under the
`yii\helpers`
namespace, and
they are all static classes (meaning they contain only static properties and methods and should not be instantiated).
You use a helper class by directly calling its static method, like the following,
~~~
use yii\helpers\ArrayHelper;
$c = ArrayHelper::merge($a, $b);
~~~
Extending Helper Classes
------------------------
Static classes are typically hard to customize because when you use them, you already hardcode the class names
in your code, and as a result your customized versions will not get used unless you do some global replacement in your code.
To solve this problem, Yii breaks each helper into two classes: one is base class (e.g.
`BaseArrayHelper`
)
and the other the concrete class (e.g.
`ArrayHelper`
). When you use a helper, you should only use the concrete version.
If you want to customize a helper, e.g.,
`ArrayHelper`
, do the following steps:
1.
Name your class the same as the concrete class provided by Yii, including the namespace part, e.g.,
`yii\helpers\ArrayHelper`
;
2.
Extend your class from the base class, e.g.,
`class ArrayHelper extends \yii\helpers\BaseArrayHelper`
;
3.
In your class, override any method or property as your want, or add new methods or properties;
4.
In your application that you plan to use your own version of the helper class, include the following
line of code in the bootstrap script:
```
php
Yii
::
$classMap
[
'yii\helpers\ArrayHelper'
]
=
'path/to/ArrayHelper.php'
;
```
The Step 4 above will instruct Yii class autoloader to load your version of the helper instead of the one
included in the Yii distribution.
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[
Basics
](
database-basics.md
)
- Connecting to a database, basic queries, transactions and schema manipulation
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[
Query Builder
](
query-builder.md
)
- Querying the database using a simple abstraction layer
-
[
ActiveRecord
](
active-record.md
)
- The active record ORM, retrieving and manipulating
s
records and defining relations
-
[
Database Migration
](
console-migrate.md
)
- Versioning your database with database migration
s
-
[
ActiveRecord
](
active-record.md
)
- The active record ORM, retrieving and manipulating records and defining relations
-
[
Database Migration
](
console-migrate.md
)
- Versioning your database with database migration
Developers Toolbox
------------------
-
[
Helper Classes
](
helpers.md
)
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[
Automatic Code Generation
](
gii.md
)
-
[
Debug toolbar and debugger
](
module-debug.md
)
-
[
Error Handling
](
error.md
)
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