protected function ViewsQueryAlter::mapConditions in Entity API 8
Maps an entity type's access conditions to views SQL conditions.
Parameters
\Drupal\entity\QueryAccess\ConditionGroup $conditions: The access conditions.
\Drupal\views\Plugin\views\query\Sql $query: The views query.
array $base_table: The base table information.
\Drupal\Core\Field\FieldStorageDefinitionInterface[] $field_storage_definitions: The field storage definitions.
\Drupal\Core\Entity\Sql\DefaultTableMapping $table_mapping: The table mapping.
Return value
\Drupal\Core\Database\Query\ConditionInterface The SQL conditions.
1 call to ViewsQueryAlter::mapConditions()
- ViewsQueryAlter::alter in src/
QueryAccess/ ViewsQueryAlter.php - Alters the given views query.
File
- src/
QueryAccess/ ViewsQueryAlter.php, line 157
Class
- ViewsQueryAlter
- Defines a class for altering views queries.
Namespace
Drupal\entity\QueryAccessCode
protected function mapConditions(ConditionGroup $conditions, Sql $query, array $base_table, array $field_storage_definitions, DefaultTableMapping $table_mapping) {
$sql_condition = new SqlCondition($conditions
->getConjunction());
foreach ($conditions
->getConditions() as $condition) {
if ($condition instanceof ConditionGroup) {
$nested_sql_conditions = $this
->mapConditions($condition, $query, $base_table, $field_storage_definitions, $table_mapping);
$sql_condition
->condition($nested_sql_conditions);
}
else {
$field = $condition
->getField();
$property_name = NULL;
if (strpos($field, '.') !== FALSE) {
list($field, $property_name) = explode('.', $field);
}
// Skip unknown fields.
if (!isset($field_storage_definitions[$field])) {
continue;
}
$field_storage_definition = $field_storage_definitions[$field];
if (!$property_name) {
$property_name = $field_storage_definition
->getMainPropertyName();
}
$column = $table_mapping
->getFieldColumnName($field_storage_definition, $property_name);
if ($table_mapping
->requiresDedicatedTableStorage($field_storage_definitions[$field])) {
if ($base_table['revision']) {
$dedicated_table = $table_mapping
->getDedicatedRevisionTableName($field_storage_definition);
}
else {
$dedicated_table = $table_mapping
->getDedicatedDataTableName($field_storage_definition);
}
// Views defaults to LEFT JOIN. For simplicity, we don't try to
// use an INNER JOIN when it's safe to do so (AND conjunctions).
$alias = $query
->ensureTable($dedicated_table);
}
elseif ($base_table['revision'] && !$field_storage_definition
->isRevisionable()) {
// Workaround for #2652652, which causes $query->ensureTable()
// to not work in this case, due to a missing relationship.
if ($data_table = $query
->getTableInfo($base_table['data_table'])) {
$alias = $data_table['alias'];
}
else {
$configuration = [
'type' => 'INNER',
'table' => $base_table['data_table'],
'field' => 'id',
'left_table' => $base_table['alias'],
'left_field' => 'id',
];
/** @var \Drupal\Views\Plugin\views\join\JoinPluginBase $join */
$join = Views::pluginManager('join')
->createInstance('standard', $configuration);
$alias = $query
->addRelationship($base_table['data_table'], $join, $data_table);
}
}
else {
$alias = $base_table['alias'];
}
$value = $condition
->getValue();
$operator = $condition
->getOperator();
// Using LIKE/NOT LIKE ensures a case insensitive comparison.
// @see \Drupal\Core\Entity\Query\Sql\Condition::translateCondition().
$property_definitions = $field_storage_definition
->getPropertyDefinitions();
$case_sensitive = $property_definitions[$property_name]
->getSetting('case_sensitive');
$operator_map = [
'=' => 'LIKE',
'<>' => 'NOT LIKE',
];
if ($case_sensitive === FALSE && isset($operator_map[$operator])) {
$operator = $operator_map[$operator];
$value = $this->connection
->escapeLike($value);
}
$sql_condition
->condition("{$alias}.{$column}", $value, $operator);
}
}
return $sql_condition;
}